SRINAGAR: The National Conference vice president Omar Abdullah has criticized the Hindu extremist BJP for anti-Muslim rhetoric during elections saying targeting the 14 per cent of India’s population won’t help Indian to grow. Addressing a rally in downtown Srinagar in support of his party candidate Aga
NEW DELHI: Kashmir’s top pro-India politician had a stark message Friday — the eve of the fourth anniversary since India revoked the disputed region’s special status, throwing the Himalayan territory into political chaos: “Democracy stops where the boundaries of Jammu and Kashmir begin.” In an interview with
Srinagar: National Conference leader, Omar Abdullah, has said that the holding of the G20 meeting in Srinagar was an attempt by Narendra Modi-led Indian government to cover up the situation in the territory but the local people know the reality. Omar Abdullah talking to reporters in