Srinagar, October 8, 2024 – The results of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Elections 2024 have confirmed the dominance of the National Conference (NC) and the Indian National Congress (INC), as they secure a substantial number of seats, paving the way for a coalition government in the region. The Election Commission of India (ECI) announced the results on Tuesday, marking a significant political shift in the Union Territory.
Key Outcomes of the Election
The preliminary results indicate that the NC has won 28 seats and is leading in 13 others, while the Congress party has secured 3 seats and is leading in 3 additional constituencies. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) claimed 17 seats and is ahead in 12 constituencies, whereas the Jammu and Kashmir People’s Democratic Party (JKPDP), led by Mehbooba Mufti, has won 2 seats and is leading in 2 more.
Notable Victories
Among the prominent figures, Omar Abdullah, the Vice President of the National Conference, made a significant impact by winning the Budgam assembly seat with a margin of over 18,000 votes against PDP’s Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi. He also leads in the Ganderbal constituency, demonstrating the NC’s robust support in its traditional strongholds. Abdullah expressed confidence in the alliance’s potential, urging the BJP to refrain from employing any “dirty tricks” during this transition.
Additionally, Bashir Ahmad Shah Veeri of the NC won the Bijbehara seat, consolidating the party’s influence in the region. The successful performance of the NC is viewed as a reflection of public sentiment against the abrogation of Article 370, a critical issue that has dominated the political discourse in Jammu and Kashmir.
Responses from Political Leaders
Following the announcement of results, NC president Farooq Abdullah declared that Omar Abdullah would be the next Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, given the strength of the NC-Congress alliance. Abdullah’s statement underscores the party’s readiness to assume governance and address the pressing issues facing the region.
Mehbooba Mufti, head of the PDP, congratulated the National Conference on their victories, emphasizing the need for the central government to respect the voters’ mandate and ensure a smooth governance process. Her daughter, Iltija Mehbooba Mufti, however, faced a setback, trailing behind in her constituency despite a vigorous campaign.
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Election Commission Data
The detailed statistics released by the Election Commission reveal the following trends:
- National Conference (JKNC): 28 seats won, leading in 13
- Indian National Congress (INC): 3 seats won, leading in 3
- BJP: 17 seats won, leading in 12
- Jammu and Kashmir People’s Democratic Party (JKPDP): 2 seats won, leading in 2
Full List of Winners Till 5 Pm
The full list of winners includes key candidates such as:
| Candidate | Party | Constituency | Status |
| Javaid Ahmad Mirchal | JKN | Karnah | WON |
| Saifullah Mir | JKN | Trehgam | WON |
| Mir Mohammad Fayaz | JKPDP | Kupwara | WON |
| Irshad Rasool Kar | JKN | Sopore | WON |
| Javid Ahmad Dar | JKN | Rafiabad | WON |
| Javid Hassan Baig | JKN | Baramulla | WON |
| Pirzada Farooq Ahmed Shah | JKN | Gulmarg | WON |
| Irfan Hafiz Lone | INC | Wagoora – Kreeri | WON |
| Javaid Riyaz | JKN | Pattan | WON |
| Hilal Akbar Lone | JKN | Sonawari | WON |
| Nizam Uddin Bhat | INC | Bandipora | WON |
| Nazir Ahmad Khan | JKN | Gurez | WON |
| Mian Mehar Ali | JKN | Kangan | WON |
| Salman Sagar | JKN | Hazratbal | WON |
| Ali Mohammad Sagar | JKN | Khanyar | WON |
| Shamim Firdous | JKN | Habbakadal | WON |
| Sheikh Ahsan Ahmed | JKN | Lal Chowk | WON |
| Mushtaq Guroo | JKN | Channapora | WON |
| Tanvir Sadiq | JKN | Zadibal | WON |
| Mubarik Gul | JKN | Eidgah | WON |
| Tariq Hameed Karra | INC | Central Shalteng | WON |
| Omar Abdullah | JKN | Budgam | WON |
| Shafi Ahmad Wani | JKN | Beerwah | WON |
| Saif Ud Din Bhat | JKN | Khansahib | WON |
| Advocate Abdul Rahim Rather | JKN | Chrar-i-Sharief | WON |
| Ali Mohammad Dar | JKN | Chadoora | WON |
| Hasnain Masoodi | JKN | Pampore | WON |
| Rafiq Ahmad Naik | JKPDP | Tral | WON |
| Waheed Ur Rehman Para | JKPDP | Pulwama | WON |
| Ghulam Mohi Uddin Mir | JKN | Rajpora | WON |
| Showkat Hussain Ganie | JKN | Zainapora | WON |
| Shabir Ahmad Kullay | IND | Shopian | WON |
| Sakeena Masood | JKN | D.H. Pora | WON |
| Gulam Ahmad Mir | INC | Dooru | WON |
| Zafar Ali Khatana | JKN | Kokernag | WON |
| Abdul Majeed Bhat | JKN | Anantnag West | WON |
| Peerzada Mohammad Syed | INC | Anantnag | WON |
| Bashir Ahmad Shah Veeri | JKN | Srigufwara – Bijbehara | WON |
| Reyaz Ahmad Khan | JKN | Shangus – Anantnag East | WON |
| Altaf Ahmad Wani | JKN | Pahalgam | WON |
| Payare Lal Sharma | IND | Inderwal | WON |
| Shagun Parihar | BJP | Kishtwar | WON |
| Sunil Kumar Sharma | BJP | Padder – Nagseni | WON |
| Mehraj Malik | AAAP | Doda | WON |
| Shakti Raj Parihar | BJP | Doda West | WON |
| Arjun Singh Raju | JKN | Ramban | WON |
| Sajad Shaheen | JKN | Banihal | WON |
| Baldev Raj Sharma | BJP | Shri Mata Vaishno Devi | WON |
| Pawan Kumar Gupta | BJP | Udhampur West | WON |
| Ranbir Singh Pathania | BJP | Udhampur East | WON |
| Balwant Singh Mankotia | BJP | Chenani | WON |
| Sunil Bhardwaj | BJP | Ramnagar | WON |
| Dr Rameshwar Singh | IND | Bani | WON |
| Satish Kumar Sharma | BJP | Billawar | WON |
| Darshan Kumar | BJP | Basohli | WON |
| Rajiv Jasrotia | BJP | Jasrota | WON |
| Dr. Bharat Bhushan | BJP | Kathua | WON |
| Vijay Kumar | BJP | Hiranagar | WON |
| Dr. Devinder Kumar Manyal | BJP | Ramgarh | WON |
| Surjeet Singh Slathia | BJP | Samba | WON |
| Chander Parkash | BJP | Vijaypur | WON |
| Rajeev Kumar | BJP | Bishnah | WON |
| Gharu Ram | BJP | Suchetgarh | WON |
| Dr. Narinder Singh Raina | BJP | R.S. Pura – Jammu South | WON |
| Vikram Randhawa | BJP | Bahu | WON |
| Yudhvir Sethi | BJP | Jammu East | WON |
| Devender Singh Rana | BJP | Nagrota | WON |
| Arvind Gupta | BJP | Jammu West | WON |
| Sham Lal Sharma | BJP | Jammu North | WON |
| Surinder Kumar | BJP | Marh | WON |
| Surinder Kumar Choudhary | JKN | Nowshera | WON |
| Iftkar Ahmed | INC | Rajouri | WON |
| Javid Iqbal | JKN | Budhal | WON |
| Choudhary Mohammed Akram | IND | Surankote | WON |
| Javed Ahmed Rana | JKN | Mendhar | WON |
The comprehensive results indicate a significant shift in the political landscape, with the NC and Congress coalition poised to reclaim governance in a region that has experienced substantial political turmoil in recent years.
Conclusion
The 2024 Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Elections have set the stage for a new era of governance as the National Conference and Indian National Congress emerge as key players in the region. As the coalition prepares to take charge, addressing the concerns of the electorate will be paramount to restoring stability and confidence in the local governance system. With the assembly session approaching, the focus will now shift towards effective governance and collaboration to ensure the welfare of the citizens of Jammu and Kashmir.
