NC will continue struggle for restoration of pre-August 5 position of J&K, says Omar
The Hindu
Situation is such we have to take to roads not for justice but for bodies, he says
National Conference (NC) vice-president Omar Abdullah on Saturday visited the family of Amir Magray, one of the slain youth in the Hyderpora operation, in Jammu’s Ramban district and pledged to continue struggle for restoration of pre-August 5 position of J&K.
“Wasn’t slain Magray part of Jammu? Isn’t Gool part of Jammu? Where are those leaders? Why didn’t they come forward to seek justice for the bereaved family of Magray? Perhaps he doesn’t fit in their political agenda. These people are here to divide us,” Mr. Abdullah, touring the Chenab Valley first time since the August 5 decisions in 2019, said.
He said the situation in Kashmir has nosedived to such a low that we have to protest for handing bodies to their kin.
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