The CM also visited the civilian areas of Jammu where some houses were damaged by debris of Pakistani missiles that were destroyed by India's air defence system.
Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah on Saturday expressed serious concern over the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reimbursement to Pakistan, which the CM said would not help de-escalation of hostilities between India and Pakistan.
Additional deputy commissioner of the border district of Rajouri, Raj Kumar Thapa, was killed on Saturday morning in a targeted attack at his official residence by the Pakistan Army.
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah left Srinagar for Jammu on Friday to take stock of the situation after a failed Pakistani drone attack there.
The situation and preparedness to deal with exigencies was reviewed in view of the current developments and escalating tension particularly along the LoC and districts close to the international border.
Omar was talking to media persons after addressing a public meeting at Nagri in Kathua district of Jammu.
“If they have to do this, then the ban on employees participating in functions of political parties should also be removed as RSS is a political organization,” the NC leader said.
Citing the recent spike in terrorist attacks in the Jammu region, National Conference (NC) leader Omar Abdullah said on Sunday that the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir has deteriorated under the current regime.
Omar said the danger of being a Union territory is that the power does not lie with the people.
Amnesty for all individuals detained after abrogation of Article 370.
