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Omar trying to distance himself from Modi ahead of LA polls | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, July 13 :- The Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah has plans to stay away from prime Minister ahead of assembly elections to secure his vote bank especially in Kashmir. Party sources said that Omar Abdullah has been told to adopt anti-centre stance so that the NC is able to win more Assembly seats than it had won in the two previous elections. In the two previous elections the NC had won 28 seats thereby emerging as the single largest party. It is in this connection Omar Abdullah has raised his voice against Narendra Modi led Government for discriminating the Kashmir valley by sanctioning only one IIT for Jammu. The Chief Minister describes it BJP led Government's yet another instance of promoting regional discrimination. Omar Abdullah continues to be in search of retaining the five-year - old alliance with the Congress and in order to ensure the Congress high command's support to his plea for forging a pre-poll alliance with the Congress during the ensuing Assembly election Omar\ had a detailed session with Sonia Gandhi and other Congress leaders in the centre. No doubt he is aware of the fact that the majority of leaders belonging to the state unit of the Congress are opposed to any pre-poll alliance with the NC Omar still made a last minute bid to seek Sonia's nod for the alliance. This he has done with a purpose. He wants to convince voters in the Kashmir valley, who had rejected the NC during the recent Lok Sabha polls. That is why Omar Abdullah has not been able to see "Ache Din" while holding Modi led Government responsible for inflation and other incidents of violence. Party sources said that in case the NC won a simple majority and was able to form the Government on its own it may not shirk mending fences with the BJP and especially with Prime Minister Narendr Modi. |
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