Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, attending the Goods and Services Tax (GST) meeting in Rajasthan’s Jaisalmer, lauded the platform for facilitating important discussions on tax reforms and pre-budget consultations.
Speaking to reporters, Abdullah highlighted the significance of the GST Council’s work, describing it as a valuable opportunity for stakeholders.
“This gave people like us an opportunity to share insights. It’s a constructive process that benefits everyone,” Omar said. He expressed his appreciation for the region during his visit, adding, “It’s my first time in Jodhpur, and I hope to return someday for a vacation, but for now, work has brought me here.”
When asked about the contentious ‘One Nation, One Election’ proposal, Omar remained guarded in his words. “For now, it’s just been introduced. There’s still a discussion pending, and it will also need to be passed in several states along with Parliament,” he said.
When asked about the political targeting of Rahul Gandhi by opponents, Omar refused to delve into the controversy. “I have nothing to say. I said everything I had to say yesterday,” he added
