SRINAGAR: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday said it would not be “appropriate or dignified” to publicly name the MLAs who cross-voted during the recently concluded Rajya Sabha elections, resulting in a setback for the National Conference-led government.
Speaking to reporters, Omar acknowledged that “some betrayal” had occurred within the alliance ranks but maintained that identifying individuals would serve no constructive purpose. “We will introspect and take corrective steps internally. There’s no need to indulge in a public blame game,” he said.
The Chief Minister, however, reiterated that the party would review the voting pattern and ensure stronger cohesion within the ranks ahead of future electoral contests.
