Omar Abdullah: Will move to Pak but won't stop talking against Modi

Srinagar, April 22: Addressing a rally in Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir chief minister

said that 'he would prefer to go to Pakistan' than stop criticising the

's prime ministerial candidate

.

He said: "Thanks to the Srinagar-Muzaffarabad bus, I won't have to go to New Delhi. I can board the bus from here only."

Omar was reacting to BJP leader Giriraj Singh's statement that there was no place for those who want to stop Modi and that they belong in Pakistan.

Other ministers who were present at the event were Union Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad and Saif-ud-Din-Soz.

Meanwhile Farooq Abdullah said that the BJP wanted to create a new Pakistan and that was the mindset of the party. Omar has in the past made it very clear that he would not form an alliance with the NDA. Omar has praised the UPA government and said that Rahul Gandhi would make a good PM.

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