Reservation policy review still in limbo as NC govt completes 1 year

#KashmirAngle: CM Omar Abdullah says Cabinet has cleared review report, awaits L-G’s nod

Our Correspondent

Srinagar, Updated At : 06:16 AM Oct 19, 2025 IST

A student holds a poster during a protest demanding rationalisation of reservation. File

As the National Conference (NC) government completes one year in office on Thursday, a key issue in Jammu and Kashmir—the review of the reservation policy—remains unresolved and is once again in the spotlight.

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Reservation policy review still in limbo as NC govt completes 1 year

#KashmirAngle: CM Omar Abdullah says Cabinet has cleared review report, awaits L-G’s nod

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