Follow us on At its core, the rift reflects a broader tension between pragmatic governance and ideological fidelity The National Conference (NC) is showing signs of internal turbulence that could reshape its future. The recent public clash between Srinagar MP Aga Ruhullah and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah drew attention not just to personal differences, but to deeper ideological and strategic fault lines within the party. The skirmish signals tension over leadership style, governance priorities, and the party’s adherence to its founding promises, a high-stakes challenge at a time when the NC faces crucial electoral battles. Ruhullah has openly accused Abdullah of failing to deliver on core manifesto commitments, including the restoration of Article 370,

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