Jammu Kashmir: Omar Abdullah seeks early elections in state
News Nation Bureau 19 June 2018, 06:39 PM
Former Chief Minister and National Conference leader Omar Abdullah demanded early elections in Jammu and Kashmir after the BJP pulled out of the PDP-led government. The Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti has also resigned. He met Governor N.N. Vohra following the fall of the PDP-BJP government in the state. He said, 'I met the Governor just a little while back. I told the Governor that in the 2014 elections, the National Conference did not have the mandate to form a government and today also we don’t have the mandate.'
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