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Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is literally unhappy with the Centre. The National Conference leader has questioned the logic behind the Centres’s move to hold non- official talks with the Taliban in Moscow on Afghanistan.
Abdullah hence in a hard- hitting tweet wondered if the Centre can go ahead and give a nod to non- official talks with the Taliban why it can’t hold a dialogue with “non-mainstream stake holders’ in regard with the issue of Jammu and Kashmir.
“If ‘non-official’ participation in a dialogue that includes the taliban is acceptable to the Modi government why not a ‘non-official’ dialogue with non-mainstream stake holders in J&K? Why not a “non-official” dialogue centred around J&K’s eroded autonomy and its restoration,” asked the former Jammu and Kashmir CM on micro-blogging site Twitter.
If “non-official” participation in a dialogue that includes the taliban is acceptable to the Modi government why not a “non-official” dialogue with non-mainstream stake holders in J&K? Why not a “non-official” dialogue centered around J&K’s eroded autonomy & its restoration? https://t.co/722SrqKkvo
— Omar Abdullah (@OmarAbdullah) November 8, 2018
