Srinagar: National Conference (NC) president Dr Farooq Abdullah on Thursday stressed the importance of cooperation between the Centre and the Jammu and Kashmir government, saying both have to work together instead of engaging in conflicts.
Responding to recent remarks by NC MP Aga Rahullah, who alleged that Omar Abdullah was perceived as a โCentreโs man,โ Farooq Abdullah dismissed the claim. โLet him say what he thinks. But Omar Abdullah is the peopleโs Chief Minister. He is not working on anyoneโs directives. Do you want that we should fight with the Centre,โ he told reporters according to news agency KINS.
The NC chief highlighted the necessity of maintaining a working relationship with the Centre for the regionโs progress. โWe donโt want confrontation with the Centre. If we start fighting, how can we resolve peopleโs issues? We are not with the BJP, but we have to work with the Centre government for the development of Jammu and Kashmir. If we start fighting with the Centre then how can we build up schools and hospitals,โ he asked.
Farooq Abdullah also addressed the controversy surrounding a BSF Commandant accused in a paper scam, who reportedly sought to join the National Conference. โI was not aware that he is accused in some case. He canโt join NC until he gets a clean chit,โ he clarified. (KINS)
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