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Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah claimed that Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) could have sought to rejoin J&K if Article 370 had not been abrogated. He made these remarks while paying tribute to his grandfather and former J&K Prime Minister Sheikh Abdullah. Omar invoked Sheikh Abdullah's legacy of resisting external pressures during the turbulent period of 1947. The abrogation of Article 370 in 2019 stripped J&K of its special autonomous status and was a landmark decision by the central government. Omar's comments reflect his ongoing concerns about the political and constitutional changes imposed on the region.