Omar Abdullah Accuses PDP of Distracting with Urdu Controversy
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah criticized the PDP for allegedly spreading false information about the status of Urdu to divert attention from their political alliance with the BJP. He clarified that the government only sought public feedback on a proposal regarding Urdu, highlighting the ongoing political tensions.
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In a strong critique of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah accused them of disseminating 'lies' concerning the status of Urdu, suggesting it was a tactic to deflect attention from their alliance with the BJP.
Abdullah dismissed claims about dropping Urdu as unfounded, explaining that it was merely a proposal under review, with public feedback being sought before any decisions.
The controversy, which underscores political tensions in the region, arose amidst allegations of a covert PDP-BJP partnership following a Rajya Sabha election.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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