J&K Is an integral part of India: Omar
Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today ruled out that he had used words like "conditional" and "incomplete" regarding accession of Jammu and Kashmir to India and said the state is an integral
"J&K acceded to India. It is a part of India, there is no two ways about that. There may be difference about how the state acceded to India as compared to other sides but that does not call into question accession," he said.
On alliance with the UPA and whether his party will join the Third Front, Omar said, "I have nothing to do with Third Front. National Conference is committed constituent of UPA."
Replying to another question about his suggestion that Irish model could help resolve Kashmir issue, he said, "Anyone's solution cannot be implemented here suddenly. But we can learn from these processes, whether it is Israel-Palestine process or Ireland process or Scotland process or China model. I said this for the reason that we want that instead of violence the solution should be found out through talks or dialogue."
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