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Panun Kashmir slams Omar over Misleading remarks on Article 370 12/19/2016 10:29:50 PM Early Times Report Jammu Dec 19: Panun Kashmir today slammed former Chief Minister and working President of National Conference Omar Abdullah on his misleading remarks on Article 370 of Indian Constitution. In a meeting held in Jammu President of Panun Kashmir Vijay Bhat termed the statement of Omar Abdullah as ridiculous and misleading and exhorted former chief minister of state Omar Abdullah to take some time off Twitter and do some home work before expressing views. Ravinder Jalali Convenor said the statement itself is blatant lie and mischievous. "It is the NC and Congress who have ruled the state as well as centre for major part since independence, he added. The statement of Abdullah is dangerous and exposes of his double standard. Jalali said that Abdullahs must remember that NC has lost its relevance in Kashmir affairs, the day his grandfather Sheikh Abdullah accepted the Chief Ministership of the state in 1975. Accepting Chief ministership in 1975 was biggest erosion rather wiped off the relevance of Article 370. He must also know the fact that his party NC has so much lust for power that NC did wait for elections but rode on the Congress mandate in 1975.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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