Jammu and Kashmir’s Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, found himself at the center of controversy following his morning walk with Union Minister Kiran Rijiju, leading to an uproar in the assembly. The incident unfolded in the aftermath of the assembly’s rejection of a motion to deliberate on the Waqf law, a bill spearheaded by Rijiju in Parliament. The unexpected meeting between Abdullah and Rijiju raised eyebrows and drew criticism from opposition members. The interaction between the two political figures has reignited debates and speculation within political circles. The controversial rendezvous has added fuel to the already heated discussions surrounding the Waqf law. The assembly’s decision to dismiss the motion has further fueled tensions and raised questions about the handling of the legislation. The opposition’s outrage over the incident has put Abdullah under scrutiny, with many questioning his motives and allegiances. The unexpected encounter has also raised concerns about potential collaborations and alliances between the ruling party and the opposition. The fallout from the morning walk has underscored the delicate balance of power and relationships within Jammu and Kashmir’s political landscape. Abdullah’s actions and the subsequent backlash have shone a spotlight on the complexities and challenges facing the region’s governance. The repercussions of this incident are likely to reverberate across the political spectrum in the days to come, shaping the future discourse and decisions within the assembly.