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By RK Online Desk
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- 02 Apr 2026
Mehbooba Apologises Daily. Omar Is Still Writing His First Draft One Mistake Finished Mehbooba. Omar Is Collecting a Set. Power borrowed from the people must be returned with interest, not excuses
Mehbooba Mufti did not lose Kashmir's trust in a single statement. She lost it through the accumulated weight of governance that spoke past the grieved rather than to them. Her 2016 remark that those killed had not gone to buy milk did not merely wound sentiment. It severed the last thread of political credibility her government held. She has spent years seeking forgiveness that the electorate has declined to grant. Omar Abdullah bent at Ganderbal. He sought votes with humility that the valley had not seen from him before. The people answered. That answer was not a mandate for business as usual; it was a conditional trust, extended carefully, by a constituency that remembers everything. When Waheed Parra dismantles the NC government's record from the Assembly floor, the Chief Minister must hear not opposition noise, but a warning carried in historical frequency. The question is not whether Abdullah is better than his predecessors. The question is whether he understands why they failed and whether that understanding is shaping his governance before the valley renders its own verdict. History in Kashmir does not warn twice.
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