Omar Abdullah criticizes Delhi internet curbs during CJP protests

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Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah compared internet restrictions in New Delhi to those historically used in Jammu and Kashmir. He made the remarks in response to internet service disruptions during protests staged by the Confederation of Indian Professionals. The protests occurred in the national capital against recent changes in government recruitment policies. Abdullah implied the security measures were inappropriate for the nation's capital.

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