J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah criticized the BJP and its UT Assembly leader for engaging in retaliatory politics. He highlighted the Leader of Opposition’s alleged desire to assume the Chief Minister’s position. Abdullah emphasized that no elections are scheduled in J&K until 2029, dismissing speculations of defections within the ruling National Conference.
Abdullah urged the public to discern the BJP’s motives behind the Leader of Opposition’s remarks. He referenced a Shiv Sena leader’s departure facilitated by the BJP, cautioning against similar actions in J&K. Abdullah expressed dissatisfaction with the BJP’s conduct, citing concerns over delimitation and statehood issues in the region.
Responding to queries about Tamil Nadu, Abdullah opposed the imposition of President’s rule, advocating for the leader of the largest party to form the government. He drew parallels to past governmental transitions, questioning the BJP’s approach in Tamil Nadu. Abdullah underscored the need for consistent standards in such situations.
