Srinagar, Jan. 27 -- J&K assembly elections, after a gap of almost seven years, may have ended a period of disquiet for the politicians in Jammu and Kashmir but the year 2025 brings the challenge of navigating dual control in a J&K Union Territory where Raj Bhavan still holds sway and influence over the chief minister's office in the absence of transaction of business rules and the promised statehood. For the first time since independence the assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir were held this time in a completely surcharged and changed atmosphere. The vote was mainly in favour or against the central government's decisions on August 5, 2019 and poor out reach of the establishment to fulfill daily requirements and aspirations. The polli...