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Omar Abdullah Meets Amit Shah, Pushes for Early Restoration of J&K Statehood

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Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah met Union Home Minister Amit Shah to discuss the early restoration of statehood to the region. The meeting marked the first interaction between the two leaders following Abdullah's protest in New Delhi on July 20, the opening day of Parliament's Monsoon session. Abdullah had staged the demonstration to draw attention to J&K's demand for statehood. The talks signal a renewed push by the J&K administration to press the central government on the long-pending issue.

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