Vice Presidential election, Bihar election or statehood for J&K… what are the political developments pointing towards before August 5?

The way political turmoil has intensified in the last few days, it is being speculated that some big step can be taken regarding Jammu and Kashmir. On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah met President Draupadi Murmu, which further fueled these speculations.

The way big meetings are going on in the political department for the past few days, speculations are being made that something big can happen between 12th and 15th August, but there is no official information about what is going to happen.

However, yesterday (Sunday) Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah met President Draupadi Murmu. At the same time, the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir recently visited Kevadia in Gujarat. Today, Imran Raza Ansari, President of All Jammu and Kashmir Shia Association of Jammu and Kashmir, met Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi.

In such a situation, speculations are being made that something big can happen regarding Jammu and Kashmir. But what can happen? This remains a topic of discussion in political corridors. Let us understand the atmosphere from three major political developments..

1-PM Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah’s meeting with President Murmu

PM Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah’s meeting with President Draupadi Murmu has created a stir in the political corridors. What was discussed in this meeting? The information about this has not been made public, but this meeting is considered very important. In such a situation, questions are being raised that at a time when the two biggest leaders of the country are meeting the President at different times, what could be the reason for this?

This meeting has taken place at a time when the process of election of the next Vice President has started in the country. Also, the opposition is constantly raising questions about the Election Commission’s Special Review Process (SIR) in Bihar. In such a situation, people are also asking whether any big decision is going to be taken on August 5. Which has any connection with this meeting?

2-Omar Abdullah’s Gujarat visit and PM Modi’s praise

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah was recently on a visit to Gujarat, he ran on the Kevadia Sabarmati Riverfront and shared its pictures on social media. He also said that he wants to promote tourism in Jammu and Kashmir.

Omar Abdullah told in his post that Jammu and Kashmir is a peaceful and safe tourist destination. He met travel agents and tour operators in Gujarat and invited them to visit Jammu and Kashmir. At the same time, Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised this initiative of Omar Abdullah and reposted his post and wrote that ‘this effort to connect Jammu and Kashmir and the rest of the country through tourism is commendable.’

There is also discussion in political circles about this meeting and conversation. People are considering it a positive sign that some positive steps can be taken on the demand of full statehood of Jammu and Kashmir, which Omar Abdullah has been raising for a long time. There is also a big discussion in the political corridors that a big announcement can be made on this during the session.

3-Shia organization president met Amit Shah

All Jammu and Kashmir Shia Association President Imran Raza Ansari met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi today.

According to sources, the current situation in Jammu and Kashmir was discussed in detail in this meeting. During the meeting, Ansari raised important issues related to the people of the Union Territory, including the urgent need for rehabilitation of families affected by terrorism. According to sources, Imran Raza Ansari appreciated the efforts made under the leadership of Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, but also said that many cases still require quick action and constant follow-up.

According to the information, the recently celebrated Muharram event was also mentioned during this time. Ansari expressed gratitude for the cooperation given by the Center and the state administration, but also expressed concern over the ban