INDIA Alliance : Jammu And Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Gives A Blunt Reality Check Statement

Giving his blunt take on the future of The INDIA Alliance , Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has expressed dismay over the lack of clarity regarding its leadership and agenda, saying the alliance should be wound up if it was meant only for the parliamentary elections.

According to report by PTI, Abdullah said the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Congress, and other political parties on the ground will decide how to effectively compete with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

“After the Assembly elections in Delhi, they should call all the alliance members for a meeting. If this alliance was only for the parliamentary elections, it should be wound up, and we will work separately. But if it is meant for Assembly elections as well, we will have to sit together and work collectively,” Abdullah told reporters in Jammu.

The National Conference leader was replying to a question about an RJD leader’s statement that the INDIA bloc was meant only for Lok Sabha elections.
As far as I remember, no time limit was set for this. The issue is that no meeting of the INDIA bloc is being convened,” he said.

Claiming that there is no clarity regarding the main leadership, the party, or the agenda for future strategy (in the INDIA bloc), he said, “Whether this alliance will continue is also unclear.”

Abdullah also said that perhaps the members of the INDIA bloc will be called for a meeting after the Delhi elections, and a clarity would emerge.

Replying to another query on increasing support for AAP ahead of next month’s Delhi elections, Abdullah said, “I cannot say anything about this at the moment because we have no involvement with Delhi polls. The Aam Aadmi Party, Congress, and other political parties on the ground will decide how to compete with the BJP strongly.”