PDP Calls Omar Abdullah's Statehood Resolution Vague, BJP Alleges Pakistan Link
In Srinagar, the PDP and the BJP have raised questions over the resolutions moved by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly, deepening the political confrontation inside the
In Srinagar, the PDP and the BJP have raised questions over the resolutions moved by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly, deepening the political confrontation inside the House.
The PDP termed Omar Abdullah’s statehood resolution “vague” and sought amendments to it. The party questioned the framing of the resolution as the Assembly debated the demand for restoration of full statehood.
The BJP strongly opposed the resolution’s reference to earlier resolutions. It alleged that the latest move was brought at the behest of Pakistan.
The exchange has sharpened the confrontation in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly over the demand for full statehood and references to the 2000 autonomy resolution.
Frequently asked questions
What did the PDP say about Omar Abdullah’s statehood resolution?
The PDP called Chief Minister Omar Abdullah’s statehood resolution “vague” and sought amendments to it.
What was the resolution being debated in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly about?
The Assembly was debating the demand for restoration of full statehood to Jammu and Kashmir.
Why did the BJP oppose the resolution?
The BJP opposed the resolution’s reference to earlier resolutions and alleged that the move was brought at the behest of Pakistan.
What issue has intensified the confrontation in the Assembly?
The confrontation has sharpened over the demand for full statehood and references to the 2000 autonomy resolution.
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