Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has firmly ruled out any potential alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) while praising former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for his efforts in bridging relations between India and Pakistan to resolve the Kashmir issue. Abdullah’s statement comes amidst speculations of a possible coalition with the BJP after the recent assembly elections. In a recent interview, Abdullah emphasized that his party, the National Conference, has fundamental differences with the BJP on various issues. He lauded Manmohan Singh for his diplomatic initiatives that brought the two neighboring countries closer to finding a solution to the long-standing Kashmir problem. Abdullah’s stance on the alliance with the BJP indicates a strong commitment to his party’s principles and ideologies. The political landscape in Jammu and Kashmir remains fluid, with various parties exploring different options to form a government. Stay updated on the latest developments in the region as political negotiations continue to unfold.
