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J&K: Lone AAP MLA Mehraj Malik Withdraws Support From Omar Abdullah-Led NC Government - The Statesman
- Mehraj Malik, the sole AAP legislator from Doda, announced on the evening of June 14, 2025, that he is pulling his backing from the National Conference government headed by Omar Abdullah.
- Malik made this sudden decision citing the best interest of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, as he had earlier hinted on social media about taking a big decision.
- Malik won the Doda seat last year by 4,538 votes, was appointed AAP state president in March, and posted his withdrawal statement on X highlighting trust and welfare of his people as priorities.
- Despite Malik's exit, the National Conference-Congress alliance maintains a majority with 52 MLAs in the 90-member assembly, making Malik's withdrawal unlikely to affect government stability.
- Malik's move signals political realignment within J&K, though the NC-led government remains secure, while Malik faces ongoing controversies including legal cases and FIRs this year.
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Lone AAP MLA in J&K Assembly withdraws support from NC govt - The Tribune
Lone Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA in the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Saturday announced withdrawal of support from the National Conference-led coalition government in the Union Territory.
·Chandigarh, India
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AAP's lone MLA withdraws support to NC-led govt in Jammu & Kashmir
Mehraj Malik, the Aam Aadmi Party MLA, has withdrawn support from the National Conference-led government in Jammu and Kashmir. This action does not threaten the government's stability. The NC-Congress alliance maintains a comfortable majority in the assembly. Malik, representing Doda, cited the best interests of the people of Jammu and Kashmir as his reason.
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