NC-Congress Alliance Strained by Vande Mataram Row and Leadership Disputes

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The political alliance between the National Conference (NC) and Congress in Jammu & Kashmir is facing growing internal tensions over leadership and ideology. A recent dispute around Vande Mataram has exposed deeper ideological differences between the two parties. Memories of the controversial 1987 elections continue to shape NC's political outlook and behavior toward its coalition partner. The alliance now faces the dual challenge of pursuing statehood restoration and addressing Article 370 while managing these conflicts. Analysts suggest the coalition's long-term survival depends on its ability to reconcile these competing priorities.

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