Jammu
All is not well! Omar Abdullah gives massive shocker to Rahul Gandhi over EVMs
All is not well! Omar Abdullah gives massive shocker to Rahul Gandhi over EVMs
POONCH TODAY NEWS
POONCH: In the last edition of “POONCH TODAY,” it was published that Omar Abdullah has started sidelining Congress, and the same was proved yet again when in Delhi, Omar Abdullah advised Congress not to beat around the bush on EVMs. Omar said whenever Congress achieves victories, it starts celebrating its win, but when the grand old party loses any elections, it starts putting all the blame on EVMs, and this has to be stopped.
Omar Abdullah’s statement is seen as a massive shocker to Rahul Gandhi. The BJP leadership has also taken the statement with folded hands and said that even India bloc constituents know the truth about EVMs. Earlier, in J&K, Omar Abdullah also said that Congress is supporting the government from outside in J&K. Omar also questioned the leadership of the India bloc and said that all the constituents will have to sit together to have deliberations on the issue of India bloc leadership. The indirectly tough stance shown by Omar against Congress after a good performance of the National Conference in J&K elections has indicated that the NC has accepted the fact that not going solo in assembly elections in J&K was its biggest mistake. Omar also indicated that the grand old party fought the elections in J&K with low zeal and zest; as a result, there was a huge pressure on NC to maintain the dignity of the NC-Congress coalition. On the Darbar move, Omar also said that the decades-old practice will be started soon, as some issues need not be measured from the viewpoint of profit and loss, apparently in an indirect attack on the LG’s administration. He also said that maximum markets of Jammu wore a deserted look after the practice was stopped by the government. Omar further said that the Darbar move practice is beneficial for everybody, especially the business community of both regions. But the latest attack of Omar on Congress on the issue of EVMs shows that all is not well between the NC and Congress in J&K.
