JAMMU: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday advised the members of the Assembly to avoid making comments on religious affairs that hurt people’s sentiments.
Talking to reporters outside the Assembly here, Abdullah also said that nobody should feel that they are not heard in this government. He also expressed confidence of resolving the issue of 39 shopkeepers who have been served notice to pave way for construction of a flyover at Satwari Chowk here.
“They are using the word Jihad (holy war) in everything but they get angry when any other member speaks about their religion. It is better to avoid talking about something which hurts the religious feelings of others,” the chief minister said. PTI
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