Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah reached Delhi for the first time after assuming office and met Home Minister Amit Shah.

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New Delhi: Newly elected Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah met Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday. According to reports, during the meeting with Shah, Abdullah discussed issues related to Jammu and Kashmir, including the issue of early restoration of statehood. Abdullah, who arrived in Delhi for the first time after taking over as the CM of the state last week, held a meeting with the Home Minister for about 30 minutes. Abdullah later said that it was a courtesy call, during which he apprised the Union Home Minister of the situation in Jammu and Kashmir and also discussed the issue of restoring statehood.

Abdullah can also meet Narendra Modi

Let us tell you that Abdullah reached Delhi after a major terrorist attack in Gangangeer area of ​​​​Ganderbal district of Jammu and Kashmir 3 days ago. 7 people, including a doctor, were killed in the terrorist attack in Ganderbal district. Since Jammu and Kashmir became a Union Territory in the year 2019, the police force comes under the jurisdiction of the Union Home Ministry. It is being told that during his stay in Delhi, Omar Abdullah will meet many central ministers and there is a possibility that he can also meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi. After becoming the Chief Minister, Abdullah had indicated to run the state in coordination with the central government.

Omar Abdullah left the Budgam seat

Abdullah, who led his party National Conference to a spectacular victory in the assembly elections, has left the Budgam seat and will remain an MLA from Ganderbal constituency. Let us tell you that Abdullah had won both the seats in the recent assembly elections. Ganderbal seat is considered to be the stronghold of the Abdullah family. Abdullah was an MLA from Ganderbal from 2009 to 2014 during his first term as the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir. With this, the number of NC MLAs in the 95-member House has come down to 41, although the party still has a majority with the support of 6 Congress, 5 independents and one MLA each from Aam Aadmi Party and CPI(M).