Omar mocks at speculations

Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Jan 10: Amidst speculations over the back channel moves of People’s Democratic Party on formation of a popular Government in Jammu and Kashmir, the former Chief Minister and National Conference  working president Omar Abdullah today mocked at  reports and political chatter in this regard.
“Anyone who tells me the visuals of Mehbooba at her father’s grave today, were of a woman calculating political chess moves is delusional,” Omar tweets on social micro blogging site, this evening.
“You have a grief stricken daughter  who is not ready to take over just yet. All the other stuff is well crafted smoke & mirror, nothing more,” he tweeted while in reference to the speculative reports by a section of media on possibilities being explored by PDP for the formation of new Government   in J&K.
In another tweet of the series, Omar also pooh-poohed  the  political chatter by the so called experts on purported developments in PDP and BJP. ” So much needless speculation about what is & isn’t happening in the PDP or BJP and all of it coming from people who don’t have a clue,” he tweets.
Pertinent to mention that  today on congregational Feteha of Late Mufti Mohd Sayeed, UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi and other senior leaders visited Mehbooba Mufti  triggering several  speculations on ifs and buts on formation of new Government in J&K as both PDP and BJP remained tight lipped over the suspense.
Meanwhile, reacting to a tweet that a  family was denied accommodation in Delhi by hotels with the result  they had to spend their night at a railway station, Omar Abdullah said “Such complaints are commonplace.  Hotel rooms, PG & rental accommodation, happens everywhere #shame.”
The tweet alleged that one Arif, a resident of Jammu, and  his sister and brother-in-law were denied hotel room in Delhi with  the result they had to spent the entire night on a railway station  since there was morning train for Uttarakhand this morning. “We approached  three hotels but were denied a room,” he has said.     Thousands  of people from Jammu and Kashmir, particularly from the Valley, visit  different parts of the country, specially Delhi, Mumbai and Ajmer  Sharief during winter every year.