Srinagar, Sept 10: The flood situation in Jammu and Kashmir is “unprecedented”, aforesaid Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Wed, dismissing criticism that his government did not do enough.
“I haven’t any downside with the criticism… This criticism is from the those who survived,” Abdullah aforesaid in an interview to news channel Times currently.
“Someone criticising my government from a relief camp means that they need been saved. whether they were saved in a military boat, NDRF boat, or regime boat, i’m not involved. My solely concern is they are alive and i am grateful for it,” he said.
“This is an unprecedented situation… there’s no approach we may have ready for it. Operations are being cranked up, provides are inward and we do our greatest,” he said.
