Omar Abdullah Slams BJP Over J&K Statehood, Alleges 'Backdoor' Politics

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Omar Abdullah criticizes BJP for unfulfilled promises on Jammu and Kashmir statehood, accusing them of "backdoor" politics and exploiting divisions to gain power.
He asserts statehood restoration is a commitment, not a favor, and challenges BJP candidates to deny their election promises.

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Omar Abdullah criticizes BJP for unfulfilled promises on Jammu and Kashmir statehood, accusing them of "backdoor" politics and exploiting divisions to gain power. He asserts statehood restoration is a commitment, not a favor, and challenges BJP candidates to deny their election promises.

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