Delhi Blast: All Kashmiris Being Looked at with Suspicion, Says Omar Abdullah

Omar Abdullah Says J&K Residents Face Suspicion After Delhi Blast

At a Kulgam event, the J&K Chief Minister says people now hesitate to travel outside the Union Territory due to rising distrust following the Red Fort-area explosion.

All Kashmiris being looked at with suspicion after Delhi Red Fort blast, Omar says

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah expresses concerns over Kashmiris being unfairly viewed as suspects after Delhi blast, impacting their ability to travel and seek jobs. He calls for better security and local job creation in Jammu and Kashmir.

Delhi blast: All Kashmiris being looked at with suspicion, says Omar Abdullah

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said he also thinks twice before taking out his vehicle, bearing Jammu and Kashmir registration, in the national capital

Omar Abdullah says all Kashmiris being looked at with suspicion post Delhi blast: 'Attempts being made to...'

'Today, driving a vehicle with J&K registration number in Delhi is considered a crime,' said J&K chief minister Omar Abdullah

All of us targeted for acts of a few, looked at with suspicion: CM Omar Abdullah

Srinagar: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday said the people of Jammu and Kashmir are apprehensive about travelling outside the Union territory as they are all seen as suspects for the violent acts of a few. “In the prevailing circumstances, perhaps parents will not like to send their children outside. When we are looked at with suspicious eyes from every side, when attempts are made to defame us for someone else’s doing, when attempts ar…

‘No father would send his child out now’: Omar Abdullah on suspicion faced by Kashmiris post-Red Fort blast

J&K Chief Minister admitted feeling unsafe driving a J&K-numbered vehicle in Delhi and dismissed claims that peace has prevailed in the region since 2019.