100 days of Omar’s govt: For NC it’s good start, Oppn points to ‘unkept’ promises
1 month, 3 weeks ago

100 days of Omar’s govt: For NC it’s good start, Oppn points to ‘unkept’ promises

Hindustan Times  

Despite J&K chief minister Omar Abdullah’s persistent push, the key promise of restoration of statehood is yet to be realised as the National Conference completed 100 days in office on Saturday. Legislator and party’s chief spokesman Tanvir Sadiq says there have been no misses, but only hits in the first 100 days of the Omar Abdullah government. “Many amenities related promises made by the NC, be it free 200 units of power, enhancement of ration to households or free gas cylinders, these promises haven’t been fulfilled yet,” he said. Inamul Nabi, chief spokesman of the Awami Ittehad Party, led by Engineer Rashid, said the completion of 100 days of Omar Abdullah’s government is nothing short of a “masterclass in betrayal and hollow promises”.

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2 months, 3 weeks ago

Omar Abdullah Hopes UT Status Is Temporary, Seeks Restoration of Statehood

Deccan Chronicle  

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Firstpost  

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