The ‘Darbar move’, as the practice is called, was started in 1872 by Maharaja Gulab Singh, the founder of the Dogra dynasty, in order to escape Jammu’s extreme summer and Srinagar’s bitter winter.
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These three should have come together right after the elections. It was a disaster for PDP to go with the BJP in the first place.
PDP thought that being in power at the centre the BJP will help, and BJP always thinks helping a non-BJP party would only strengthen that other party’s position in the long run. These people NEVER help anyone other than their Hindutva coterie. Now in Bihar Nitish Kumar has made the same mistake!
I remember when the uncertainty was on after the election results, because no party was in a position to form a government on its own, BJP leaders used to issue statements like, (PDP) will HAVE TO form a coalition with BJP. That sounded more like a threat than an invitation. (How DARE YOU not to, sort of a thing). Mufti Mohammed, the boss of the PDP I think DID get intimidated. Nor did Mehbooba Mufty had the courage to walk out even when BJP’s inertia and stepmotherly treatment were too evident for everyone to see.
These three should have come together right after the elections. It was a disaster for PDP to go with the BJP in the first place.
PDP thought that being in power at the centre the BJP will help, and BJP always thinks helping a non-BJP party would only strengthen that other party’s position in the long run. These people NEVER help anyone other than their Hindutva coterie. Now in Bihar Nitish Kumar has made the same mistake!
I remember when the uncertainty was on after the election results, because no party was in a position to form a government on its own, BJP leaders used to issue statements like, (PDP) will HAVE TO form a coalition with BJP. That sounded more like a threat than an invitation. (How DARE YOU not to, sort of a thing). Mufti Mohammed, the boss of the PDP I think DID get intimidated. Nor did Mehbooba Mufty had the courage to walk out even when BJP’s inertia and stepmotherly treatment were too evident for everyone to see.