NC MLA Links Aga Ruhullah's Rebellion to 'Delhi Plot' to Split Party
A National Conference MLA alleges a 'Delhi plot' behind Aga Ruhullah's rebellion, weeks after CM Omar Abdullah accused BJP of poaching attempts.
A senior National Conference (NC) legislator has alleged that the recent rebellion by party MP Aga Ruhullah is part of a larger conspiracy hatched in Delhi to split the party. The claim, made by the MLA, adds a fresh layer to the ongoing political friction in Jammu and Kashmir.
The accusation comes roughly a month after Chief Minister Omar Abdullah publicly stated that the BJP was attempting to poach NC legislators in a bid to destabilise and break the party. The MLA's remarks appear to reinforce that earlier warning, suggesting that the MP's defiant stance is not an isolated internal matter but part of a coordinated external effort.
While the MLA did not provide specific evidence, the timing of the statement has intensified speculation about the BJP's alleged designs on the NC's legislative strength. The party has been on alert since Abdullah's initial charge, and this latest assertion is likely to sharpen the political rhetoric in the region.
Neither the BJP nor Aga Ruhullah has yet responded to the fresh allegations. The NC leadership, meanwhile, is expected to address the matter in the coming days as it seeks to contain any further fallout from the MP's rebellion.