Former Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) chief minister Omar Abdullah said Pakistan should not interfere in India’s elections but instead, ‘save their democracy’

Speaking on Pakistan Defence Minister backed Congress-NC alliance’s stand on Article 370, Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Vice President Omar Abdullah on September 19 said that What does Pakistan have to do with us.

National Conference leader Omar Adbullah on Thursday distanced himself from commenting on the recent remarks made by Pakistan's defence minister Khawaja Asif on Article 370. Abdullah questioned Pakistan and said that they should be worried about their own country and shouldn't comment on India.

Three previous decisions made by the Supreme Court were changed by a five-judge bench, and in the future, a seven-judge bench could also reverse the decision, said Omar Abdullah.

Former CM Omar Abdullah has urged Pakistan to refrain from commenting on Jammu and Kashmir elections, emphasizing that the region is not part of Pakistan. He criticized the BJP for its performance in J&K over the past five years,

Following the remarks of Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Asif on Article 370, National Conference Vice President Omar Abdullah

He cited examples of Congress demanding proof of air strikes and surgical strikes in this context and, accused LoP in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi of supporting "every anti-India force" for years, which eventually has hurt the sentiments of Indians.

Pakistani defence minister Khawaja Asif said there was a 'high chance' that the Congress-National Conference alliance would come to power in Jammu and Kashmir.