Normalcy in IIOJK is forced, not organic: Omar Abdullah

Chief Minister of Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) Omar Abdullah has admitted that the security situation in IIOJK is precarious, despite Indian authorities’ claims of normalcy.

Omar Abdullah made these remarks during the Red Mike Dialogues in New Delhi. He highlighted that the security situation in the disputed territory is far from normal, more than five years after Article 370 was illegally abrogated.

Omar Abdullah stated that the normalcy in IIOJK, as claimed by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in Delhi, is not organic but forced.

“If what is happening in IIOJK is organic, nothing like it. If it is driven out of fear, then you have a problem,” he said.