Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly is getting younger, as two fresh faces were voted to the house on November 14.

One retained her father’s Nagrota seat, carrying forward a legacy while bringing her own perspective. Another defeated a well-known local figure by a clear margin of 4,400 votes. A third young candidate made strong gains in Budgam, earning recognition for persistent engagement with voters.

These victories reflect a growing demand for leaders who understand life on the ground.

Jobs, education, and basic services remain pressing concerns, but voters are also looking for accessibility and action. Leaders who listen, connect with daily realities, and respond to people’s needs are gaining trust over names or party labels alone.

Retaining a family seat shows that tradition st

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