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The upcoming expansion and reshuffle of Jammu and Kashmir's council of ministers could change who makes key decisions in the state, affecting local governance and policy direction.
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday said the expansion and reshuffle of his council of ministers will take place in the first two to three days of next week. Speaking to reporters here, Abdullah said he had sought time from Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha for the exercise. The chief minister met Sinha at the Lok Bhawan here on Saturday morning. "Yes, it (reshuffle) certainly was (discussed). I requested time from him for the expansion and asked him that in the first two to
Jammu and Kashmir is administered by a Chief Minister and a Lieutenant Governor, with the council of ministers handling day‑to‑day government functions; reshuffles are a routine way to adjust political leadership.