Jammu and Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah slams Pakistan, wants it to improve internal situation

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday hit out at Pakistan saying it should try to improve its internal situation rather than resort to firing and shelling villages Jammu.

"Their (Pakistan's) internal situation is very bad. Instead of disturbing your (border villagers) lives, they should have tried and concentrated to better their internal situation and their own lives... it would have got them better dividends," Omar said, addressing border villagers in Jora-farm today.

"What do they get from bombarding your houses? What do they get from killing you people? I cannot understand this," he said.

"It is unfortunate for you that the neighbouring country doesn't want to keep good relations with us due to some reasons," he said. Speaking to the people, he said, "It is difficult for you to save your own selves, children or animals. We can compensate you all... but cannot return the lives which perished in the shelling."

Omar also said he did not have any political agenda in visiting the affected villages but was fulfilling his duty towards humanity prayed for the well being of the people.