New Delhi, March 12 -- Several MPs on Thursday raised the issue of the attack on former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Farooq Abdullah in Parliament.

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge raised concerns about the forme JK CM's security, pointing fingers at the Centre's control over local police. Union Minister JP Nadda pushed back and called it a serious matter and assured a probe.

Kharge said that there is a "danger to Farooq Abdullah's security". He said that J-K was a full-fledged state earlier, and the police are now under the control of the Centre. He said "local security saved him" and asked, "if it is government's intention that the NC leader is killed."

Nadda said that the assassination attempt on Farooq Abdullah is a "m...