28 MLAs, got 32 votes... where did 4 votes come from? CM Abdullah raised questions on BJP's victory - 28 mlas 32 votes where did the 4 votes come from CM Abdullah questions bjp victory

Updated: Sat, Oct 25, 2025 12:00 PM (IST) After losing a seat in the Rajya Sabha elections, Omar Abdullah accused the BJP of getting extra votes. He said that the National Conference votes remained intact, then how did BJP get four extra votes. Omar Abdullah also raised questions about the MPs allegedly helping the BJP. CM Abdullah raised questions about the BJP’s victory. File photo State Bureau, Srinagar. Blaming others for the one-seat defeat in the elections held on Friday for four Rajya Sabha seats, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah asked where the BJP got these four additional votes. All the votes of the National Conference remained intact and went only to the party candidate. Remove Advertisement Just Read News Omar Abdullah, while expressing his reaction to the result of the election of four seats in the Rajya Sabha from Jammu and Kashmir, wrote on X that all the votes of the NC remained intact. How did the BJP get four extra votes when there was no cross-voting of the National Conference MPs? Our polling agent scrutinized each ballot slip, which revealed that all JKNC votes in all four elections remained in favor of the candidates. None of our MPs cross-voted, so the question arises – where did BJP’s four extra votes come from? Who were those MPs who deliberately spoiled their votes by marking wrong preferences at the time of voting? Do they have the guts to come forward and admit that they helped the BJP after promising to vote for us? What pressure or greed forced them to make this choice? Let’s see if anyone from BJP’s secret team confesses that he has sold his soul or not! In another tweet, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah heartily congratulated his party colleagues on their victory in the Rajya Sabha elections. He wrote that congratulations to my colleagues Chaudhary Mohammad Ramzan Saheb, Sajjad Kitchlu and Shammi Oberoi for their victory in the Rajya Sabha elections. I wish him all the best in a new innings representing the people of Jammu and Kashmir in the Parliament of India.