KL Report

SRINAGAR

A couple of days after hinting at a possible split from the UPA, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday, clarified that his party, the National Conference, will not walk out from the alliance.

He instead blamed a few Congress leaders who reportedly want to go it alone in the elections. “These voices are coming from Congress state leaders. They want to go alone,” Omar was quoted by a news Channel.

Omar also dismissed reports that his party was softening its stand towards the BJP’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi.

Omar had on Tuesday said his party was seriously reviewing his alliance with the Congress ahead of elections in the state later in 2014.

He categorically denied reports that the NC might join the NDA. “There can be no relationship with the NDA,” he said.

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