Omar Abdullah had posted in 2014 'Keep peace, because I will come back', today after taking oath he wrote 'I'm back'

New Delhi. On August 5, 2019, Modi Government had abolished the effect of Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir. Along with this, the state was divided into two parts, Jammu-Kashmir and Ladakh and both were made union territories. After this, Omar Abdullah wrote on social media on December 24, 2024 that 'Maintain peace, because I will return'. This is the line for which Omar Abdullah had to wait for more than nine years to come true. These lines were posted on X account.

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🙂 pic.twitter.com/C89t7Jzmiu

— Omar Abdullah (@OmarAbdullah) December 24, 2014

I’m back. pic.twitter.com/dJ2TFiFRCn

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— Omar Abdullah (@OmarAbdullah) October 16, 2024

Omar Abdullah retweeted this post again on 8 October 2024 i.e. the day of counting. Which went quite viral. After this, today after taking oath as the Chief Minister, he has again made a post, sharing his photo and writing 'I am back'. His journey to becoming Chief Minister was not easy. Just four months ago, he had to face defeat in the Lok Sabha elections.

In the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections, Omar Abdullah had won the Budgam seat against PDP candidate Agha Syed Muntajir Mehdi by a margin of 18485 votes. Abdullah had received a total of 36010 votes, while Mehdi had received only 17525 votes. Besides, Omar Abdullah had also named Ganderbal seat. Here he defeated PDP candidate Bashir Ahmed Mir.

Had to face defeat in Lok Sabha elections

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In the Lok Sabha elections 2024, National Conference's Omar Abdullah had to face defeat from Baramulla Lok Sabha seat of North Kashmir. Engineer Rashid had defeated him. He defeated Abdullah by a margin of 2,04,142 votes. Umar got 2,68,339 votes.

Omar Abdullah will leave Budgam seat!

Omar Abdullah is likely to retain the Ganderbal assembly seat and vacate the Budgam seat. Sources say that this decision has been taken because Ganderbal is emotionally important for Omar, as this is the same constituency from where his political journey in the state started. Not only this, this seat has also been an ancestral seat for the Abdullah family. From here, Omar was led by his father Dr. Farooq Abdullah and before that his grandfather Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah.