Omar Abdullah criticises lack of transparency in delimitation process
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has described the region’s delimitation process as opaque amid a wider controversy involving the poll body. NDTV reported that he said the process was designed to benefit a political party, but supplied material gives no further details.
Omar Abdullah has criticised what he described as an opaque delimitation process in Jammu and Kashmir, NDTV reported. Abdullah said the process took place before the Special Intensive Revision, or SIR, became a national issue. He also said the delimitation had been designed to benefit a political party.
The remarks were made amid controversy involving the election body. The supplied material does not identify the party Abdullah referred to or provide evidence supporting his allegation. It also does not include a response from the Election Commission or the party concerned, nor does it explain the specific boundaries or decisions Abdullah was discussing.
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