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Srinagar, July 29 (TIWN) Former J&K Chief Minister and National Conference Vice President Omar Abdullah on Tuesday took to Twitter to say that he has not demanded statehood to be restored for Jammu and Kashmir, but said that having been the Chief Minister of the state of Jammu and Kashmir, he will not contest an Assembly election in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
Omar dared journalists and commentators to show him where he had demanded restoration of statehood for J&K.
In a series of tweets Omar said: “I have no problem being disagreed with for what I say or do but when you invent things and put words in my mouth to attack me, then that’s more about you than about me. All you lazy journalists and commentators please show me where I have demanded statehood be restored.”
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