SRINAGAR : Close on the heels of reports that Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and BJP are ready to make a breakthrough in formation of a coalition government in the Jammu and Kashmir, former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said people are now waiting to see which party will compromise on issues raised during electioneering.
” I’m sure I’ll have more questions in the days & weeks ahead as we wait for a government to be formed, the working president of the National Conference (NC) Mr Abdullah wrote on micro-blogging site Twitter.
Who will compromise over the immediate resumption of dialogue with separatists @jkpdp or@BJP4India? #justasking. Who will compromise over the immediate resumption of dialogue with Pakistan @jkpdp or @BJP4India? #justasking. Who will compromise over the issue of immediate withdrawal of AFSPA @jkpdp or @BJP4India #justasking. Who will compromise on the issue of dynastic rule raised by @narendramodi during campaigning @jkpdp or @BJP4India #justasking.
Who will compromise on the issue of West Pakistan refugees @jkpdp or @BJP4India? #justasking Will be @jkpdp & @BJP4India set ideology & public commitments aside to come together for the Rajya Sabha elections in J&K now? #justasking When Dr Farooq Abdullah, former Chief minister and father of Mr Abdullah, said J&K can’t be governed without good relations with centre he was heavily criticised. Mufti proving him right. As a great man’s daughter often reminds me of her father’s quip – being in government is hard work, being in the opposition much more fun. I’m sure I’ll have more questions in the days & weeks ahead as we wait for a government to be formed. Exactly a month since the election results were declared & the state is doing ‘kadam taal’ because Mufti Syed can’t govern without Delhi nod, Mr Abdullah said. Jammu and Kashmir is under Governors rule after no party or coalition came forward to form a government though the NC, which has 15 members, and Congress with 12 members besides three others have extended their unconditional support to PDP which emerged single largest party with 28 members in the 87-member House. The BJP has 25 seats, all won in Jammu region after the saffron party draw blank in Kashmir and Ladakh region. (AGENCIES)
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