Overview
- The J&K Assembly remains in disarray as the Speaker disallowed discussion on the Waqf Act, citing its sub judice status due to ongoing Supreme Court challenges.
- Chief Minister Omar Abdullah acknowledged procedural errors by National Conference MLAs in filing an adjournment motion to debate the Act, calling it the wrong approach.
- Opposition leader Sajad Gani Lone accused Omar Abdullah of orchestrating the disruptions to block a resolution condemning the Waqf Act, which he argued would have held symbolic significance.
- Critics, including PDP leader Iltija Mufti, alleged a tacit understanding between Omar Abdullah and the BJP, citing his public appearance with Union Minister Rijiju during the Assembly disruptions.
- The controversy underscores broader national tensions over the Waqf Amendment Act, which has faced widespread protests and legal challenges since its enactment earlier this month.