Live! Jammu and Kashmir integral part of India: Omar

November 04, 2013 15:59

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today ruled out that he had used words like "conditional" and "incomplete" regarding accession of Jammu and Kashmir to India and said the state is an integral part of the country.

"J-K acceded to India. If we acceded to India, are we not an integral part of India...of course we are," Omar told media on the sidelines of re-opening of the bi-annual Darbar Move offices in Jammu today.

"Please do not put your words in my mouth? I never used the word 'conditional' nor the word 'incomplete'....I have not used such words. You pull out the Assembly record and say what I had said," Omar said, replying to a question about his comments over accession of the state to India.

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