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Kashmir suffering due to PDP-BJP fallout: Omar

SRINAGAR: National Conference vice-president and its likely chief ministerial candidate Omar Abdullah on Tuesday criticised the former PDP-BJP government, alleging Kashmir was suffering due to the fallout of this “disastrous” alliance.

Tribune News Service

Srinagar, March 19

National Conference vice-president and its likely chief ministerial candidate Omar Abdullah on Tuesday criticised the former PDP-BJP government, alleging Kashmir was suffering due to the fallout of this “disastrous” alliance.

Omar also lashed out Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing him of adopting a “muscular approach” in the state.

“Midnight raids, crackdowns, rampant arrests, custodial murders and denial of democratic right to choose a government. Kashmir continues to suffer due to the fallout of the disastrous PDP-BJP alliance and the Modi government’s muscular approach in J&K,” Omar said on Twitter.

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