National Conference leader Omar Abdullah's comment - that Jammu and Kashmir had bargained for a separate Prime Minister and President and hopefully they will have it - drew a furious response from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who demanded during an election meeting on Monday that the Congress explain its ally's comment. The Congress is contesting the Lok Sabha polls for the six seats of Jammu and Kashmir in alliance with the National Conference. While the party did not respond, the back and forth - with Mr Abdullah responding on Twitter - continued through the evening.
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National Conference leader Omar Abdullah's comment - that Jammu and Kashmir had bargained for a separate Prime Minister and President and hopefully they will have it - drew a furious response from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who demanded during an election meeting on Monday that the Congress explain its ally's comment. The Congress is contesting the Lok Sabha polls for the six seats of Jammu and Kashmir in alliance with the National Conference. While the party did not respond, the back and forth - with Mr Abdullah responding on Twitter - continued through the evening.