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Protecting Art 35 A a tacit acceptance that future of the state in Indian constitution:Omar

K H News Service by K H News Service
August 6, 2018
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Srinagar/ Aug,6 : National Conference Vice President and former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah  on Monday said  protecting article 35 A is a tacit acceptance  that future of the state lies within the Constitution of India.

Taking to micro blogging social networking websit twitter Omar wrote “Protecting #Article35A is a tacit acceptance that J&K’s future lies within the Constitution of India, otherwise how would it matter if it were struck down or diluted,” Omar asked on Twitter.

The National Conference Vice President who is also grandson of Sheik Mohammad Abdullah the man responsible for state’s accession with India was overtly and covertly referring to separatist groups, who called for a two-day shutdown to protest against the legal challenge in the apex court.

 

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