National Conference Legislators Asked to Indicate Their Choices for Working With Ministers as Part of Advisory Groups to Strengthen Coordination and Public Grievance Redressal
National Conference (NC) president Farooq Abdullah has reportedly asked party MLAs to submit their preferences for attachment to the Advisory Groups of ministers in the Jammu and Kashmir government.
The move is aimed at facilitating better coordination between elected representatives and ministers while ensuring that public issues and constituency-level concerns receive appropriate attention.
Under the proposed arrangement, NC legislators will be attached to different ministers’ advisory groups, allowing them to participate in discussions related to governance, development initiatives and public welfare.
The arrangement is expected to provide MLAs with an opportunity to raise issues concerning their respective constituencies and maintain closer coordination with government departments.
The party leadership has asked legislators to communicate their preferences so that the attachment process can be organised accordingly.
The initiative comes amid efforts to strengthen coordination between the ruling party’s legislators and the government and improve the delivery of public services across Jammu and Kashmir.
