Omar Abdullah seeks restoration of statehood; pays tributes to terror victims

Addresses gathering after PM Modi inaugurates 6.5 km Z-Morh tunnel

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Sonamarg, Updated At : 02:10 PM Jan 13, 2025 IST

Prime Minister Narendra Modi with J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah during a public meeting at Sonamarg in Ganderbal district in J&K. PTI Photo

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Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday said perpetrators of violence will always face defeat in Jammu and Kashmir, and not be allowed to cause any harm to democracy in the region.

Addressing a gathering here after Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the 6.5 km Z-Morh tunnel here, Abdullah also sought restoration of statehood.

Paying tributes to seven persons, including a local doctor, who lost their lives in a terror attack on the tunnel construction workers last year, Abdullah said they have sacrificed their lives for the development of the country and Jammu and Kashmir.

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