Debating the Unresolved Kashmir Issue: Omar Abdullah Challenges BJP's Claims

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah refutes BJP's assertion that the Kashmir issue was settled with Article 370's abrogation. He highlights ongoing disputes over Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, referencing a 1994 Parliament resolution urging Pakistan to vacate occupied areas. Abdullah argues that the Kashmir issue remains unresolved and requires further attention.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has challenged the BJP's claim that the Kashmir issue was resolved following the abrogation of Article 370 five years ago.

Abdullah highlighted that an essential aspect of the issue remains unaddressed, pointing to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as an unresolved segment.

Citing a 1994 Parliament resolution, Abdullah urged efforts to resolve the ongoing dispute, emphasizing the lingering complexity of the Kashmir situation.

(With inputs from agencies.)