Omar wonders if 'Chowkidar chor hai' was the right slogan

May 23, 2019 14:23

Omar Abdullah, National Conference: Who can say what would've happened if Balakot had not happened. But it is the truth that post-Balakot the opposition lost most of its steam. There are many issues we can discuss on. If 'Chowkidar chor hai' was a right slogan, if it was right to focus on Rafale.

"If we presented rural distress, unemployment, economic slowdown properly. If we should've questioned Pulwama instead of Balakot. They say 'Once horse has bolted what's the point of closing stable door?'. If horse comes in hand after 5 yrs, fine, else it'll go ahead."

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