Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has alleged that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) offered 200–300 million rupees, ministerial posts, and promises of restoring statehood to persuade National Conference (NC) legislators to defect. Speaking at a party rally near Hazratbal in Srinagar on Saturday, Abdullah said a Supreme Court lawyer close to the BJP approached one of his party’s legislators with these offers. He claimed that when money and ministerial incentives failed, BJP intermediaries promised to return Jammu and Kashmir’s state status in exchange for support.
Abdullah asserted that no NC legislator would sell their ideals for money and warned the central government and BJP not to test their patience. He said he had repeatedly raised the issue of restoring full statehood with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and other central ministers, but was always told it would happen at an “appropriate time.”
The remarks come amid renewed political pressure on New Delhi to restore Jammu and Kashmir’s constitutional status. The NC has intensified its campaign and plans a protest in Delhi’s Jantar Mantar on July 20 demanding full statehood and democratic accountability.
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