J&K: Omar Abdullah trails from Sonawar

December 23, 2014 09:31

And in more bad news of the NC. Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah is trailing from Sonawar by 626 votes. However, it's too early to call.

Former Chief Minister Madhu Koda of the Jai Bharat Samanta Party is trailing by 3,000 votes from his nearest JMM rival Niral Purty from Majhgaon (ST) after the first round of counting.

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