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The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly is set to convene its autumn session on Thursday, with proceedings scheduled over nine days. The initial day will include obituary references, while legislative work will be conducted on six of the scheduled days.

Lawmakers are preparing for a session marked by scrutiny of the government’s actions. Opposition parties, including the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Awami Ittehad, and certain allies of the Omar Abdullah-led administration, are expected to raise questions regarding electoral commitments, the status of statehood, and rules on reservations.

The Assembly Secretariat has received a total of 450 questions from members. In addition, 13 private members’ bills and 55 private members’ resolutions h

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