💨 Abstract
Former J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah affirmed no bitterness towards PM Modi, stating the incoming government must work towards building a cordial relationship with the Centre. The new chief minister will lead all of J&K, not just Kashmir, and the government will need to work hard to give the people of Jammu a sense of ownership.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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