Aga Ruhullah resigns from National Conference and Parliament
In short
Aga Ruhullah Mehdi resigned from the National Conference and from Parliament on Tuesday. He said the party had betrayed promises to Jammu and Kashmir, including on Article 370.
The party fired back strongly and called his resignation "moral and mental bankruptcy." It is not stated what he will do next or what Parliament will do about the resignation.
What the reporting says
Aga Ruhullah Mehdi resigned from the National Conference and Parliament on Tuesday, accusing the party of betraying promises to the people of Jammu and Kashmir, including on Article 370. The report says the party responded by calling his resignation an example of "moral and mental bankruptcy" and accusing him of empty rhetoric. What remains unknown is any next political move or formal parliamentary follow-up.
Why it matters
Aga Ruhullah Mehdi resigned from the National Conference and as a Parliament member on Tuesday, citing what he called the party’s betrayal of promises to Jammu and Kashmir, including Article 370. The party disputed his charge and attacked his reasoning in its response. The immediate impact is political, but the reporting does not state whether his resignation is final for parliamentary procedure or what comes next for his seat.