CM Omar Abdullah (X/OmarAbdullah)
After the crushing defeat of the opposition alliance in Delhi, many questions have emerged regarding the actual unity within the coalition. When asked about this, Jammu and Kashmir's Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, shared his perspective. He mentioned that instead of commenting publicly, he would address the issue during a formal meeting of the alliance, to avoid any misinterpretations.
On Monday, Jammu and Kashmir's Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, met with Union Home Minister, Amit Shah, in Parliament. This meeting covered several significant topics, including the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir, the upcoming budget session (starting March 3), and various state-related matters. This was the third time that Omar Abdullah had met with Amit Shah, where both leaders discussed the political and administrative issues affecting the region.
When Omar Abdullah was asked directly about the unity within the INDIA bloc, he refrained from offering a direct response. He stated, "I will address this question when there is a meeting of the INDIA bloc." Omar explained that discussing such sensitive issues with the media could lead to misunderstandings, and therefore, he chose not to make any public statements on the matter.
Omar Abdullah clarified that any discussions about unity or other critical matters within the INDIA bloc would only take place during an official meeting of the coalition. He stressed that making public statements on these issues would only lead to further complications and misinterpretations.
Last week, Home Minister Amit Shah hosted a security review meeting in New Delhi, where Omar Abdullah and Jammu and Kashmir’s Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha were present. The meeting focused on the state's security situation and administrative challenges, involving high-ranking officials. The gathering signaled that the central government intended to take a more active role in Jammu and Kashmir’s affairs.
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