Omar refutes breakup talks in NC-Cong alliance

February 01, 2014 23:01

Refuting speculations of split in the alliance between Congress and National Conference (NC), Omar Abdullah said his party has no intention of leaving the alliance. Omar said that both the parties have agreed on the point that they will stay in the alliance till the very end.

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