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Will be 'off-grid' for few weeks: Omar Abdullah after back-to-back legal setbacks

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 12 December 2023
Omar Abdullah, National Conference leader, expressed disappointment with the Supreme Court's verdict on Article 370 and the Delhi High Court's refusal to grant him a divorce from his estranged wife. Despite the setbacks, Abdullah vowed to return early next year to face the challenges of two upcoming elections in Jammu and Kashmir. He emphasized his determination to keep moving forward and stated that he will take some time off to refresh and recharge before returning in the new year, ready to confront the challenges of 2024.
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