1961-1970
- 1963-64: Begins his political career as an activist of the Congress and soon becomes a block president
- 1967: Elected to J&K Assembly on a Congress ticket
- 1969: Following a rift between his mentor G.M. Sadiq and the Syed Mir Qasim group in the Congress, joins the latter
1971-1980
- 1971: Inducted as deputy minister for Irrigation in the state cabinet headed by Mir Qasim
- 1972: Re-elected on Congress ticket as MLA and becomes the state바카라™s education minister
- 1974: Following differences with chief minister Mir Qasim, quits from his post. Expelled from the party, forms a dissident group.
- 1975: Comes close to Sheikh Abdullah, when the latter becomes the J&K chief minister
- 1976: Joins National Conference
- 1977: Leaves National Conference for not being accommodated in the state cabinet by Sheikh Abdullah. Joins the Janata Party on the eve of what he called Kashmir바카라™s "fairest ever" assembly elections and wins a seat.
- 1978: Quits Janata party
- 1979: Floats new regional party, All J&K People바카라™s Conference, which advocates full internal autonomy for the state
1986
Opposed Rajiv-Farooq accord
1991-2000
- 1995: In the wake of dwindling mass support, decides to join secessionist forces. Subsequently joins the APHC as one of its founding executive committee members.
- 1998: Begins getting disillusioned with policies pursued by secessionist leaders. Feels APHC has become a mouthpiece of the militants.
2001-May 21, 2002
- 2000: Slams the militants for not responding positively to New Delhi바카라™s ceasefire offer
- April 2002: Makes a statement in Dubai that foreign mercenaries have no role to play in Kashmir.
- May 21, 2002: Assassinated at a public meeting in Srinagar.
