SRINAGAR People’s Conference chairman Sajjad Gani Lone Monday claimed that National Conference vice president Omar Abdullah had held a secret meeting in New Delhi following the 2014 Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir.
Lone asked Omar Abdullah to reveal which national party president did he meet after 2014 polls to seek support for becoming Chief Minister.
Addressing thousands of people in Kralpora, Kupwara and Hangah, Langate, Sajad asked Omar Abdullah to disclose with which national party president was he closeted with for two hours and begged for his support to become Chief Minister.
Omar Abdullah met President of a national party in a high-rise building at Connaught place, New Delhi after 2014 elections to seek support for becoming Chief Minister. If Omar Abdullah has guts, he should reveal the details of his secret meeting. If he does not answer my question, we will make the answer public during the public rally at Handwara tomorrow, he said.
Sajad said Omar Abdullah was the first person from Kashmir to be a part of the BJP government at the Centre in 1999.
His only job at the height of human rights violations in 1999 was to travel across the globe and present the Indian point of view to the world community. So while people were being killed in Kashmir, Omar Abdullah was defending the killers across the world capitals, he said.
Sajad asked will Omar Abdullah tell the people of Kashmir how BJP/RSS/NDA promised nominating his father as their candidate for the post of Vice President of India.
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