Srinagar, Jun 27: National Conference leader Omar Abdullah Thursday hoped Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s visit to Kashmir would help the Centre understand better the ground situation of the state and the need to change its approach towards it.
“After the two-day visit of the Union home minister to J&K, I hope there is a better understanding of the ground realities of the situation and the need to change the approach to the state,” the NC vice-president tweeted.
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