April 02
Despite facing criticism from the Indian Prime Minister and the top brass of India’s Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP), Omar Abdullah on Tuesday while addressing a rally in Pattan area of North Kashmir said that he stands by his statement.
On Monday, Omar Abdullah, the former chief Minister and the Vice president of National Conference stoked a controversy when he said that his party would bring back the demand of “separate Prime Minister and President of Kashmir.
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The statement was slammed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Arun Jaitley among other BJP leaders, who questioned the NC-ally Congress to “come clean on its stand” on the issue, many in the congress questioned the BJPs alliance with the PDP post this Congress-Ally statement.
Omar Abdullah said that the party stands by the statement and would strive to bring back a separate Prime Minister and Sadar-i-Riyasat like Jammu Kashmir had until 1965, when these posts were replaced by the chief minister and the governor.