Will relook at relationship with Centre if it fails to deliver on promises: J&K CM

 Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, has said that he would relook at the relationship with the Centre if it fails to deliver on its promises.

In an interview to the BBC, he however said that he has not given up the fight on restoration of Article 370.

To a question about being seen to be soft towards the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi-led BJP government at the Centre, Omar said, “At least in the opening few months of my government I owe it to the people of Jammu and Kashmir to try and establish a good working relationship with the Government of India. If that fails to deliver on the promises that the Government of India has made to us, we would relook at i

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