The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Saturday accused outgoing Chief Minister Omar Abdullah of deriving "sadistic pleasure" over intensification of violence along Indo-Pak border.
"By saying 'Mufti's dream of early Indo–Pak dialogue was crashing' with apparent reference to the latest ceasefire violation on borders, Omar Abdullah has not only added insult to the injury of the millions of people who want peace in the region but has repeated his family line of thinking which calls for bombardment as the only viable solution to solve the Kashmir problem," PDP chief spokesperson Naeem Akhtar said in a statement. Akhtar said the former Chief Minister is "deriving sadistic pleasure over intensification of violence on borders between India and Pakistan".
"Somebody who has served as a Chief Minister and the country's Foreign Minister should use this language is appalling," he said. Omar Abdullah had last night tweeted, "If Mufti's BJP alliance hinges on an early resumption of the Indo-Pak dialogue, then the sound you hear are his dreams crashing to the floor." Akhtar said that the NC leader has exposed the shallowness of his thought and his inability to even hide it through his latest tweet.