Omar Abdullah Hits Back at BJP Over Rs 100 Crore Defamation Notice

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The BJP has served a legal notice to Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah demanding either an apology or supporting evidence for his claim that the party offered Rs 20–30 crore to National Conference legislators to switch sides. Abdullah had made the bribery allegation against the BJP, which the party denies. In response to the notice, Abdullah accused the BJP of hiding behind the courts rather than addressing the substance of his allegation. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions between the ruling National Conference in J&K and the BJP. The legal notice seeks damages of Rs 100 crore from the Chief Minister.

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