Srinagar, Nov. 7 -- In order to quell the demands of the disgruntled National Conference (NC) legislators, Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah offered to resign during a meeting with them on Friday at Gupkar. However, the legislators and national conference (NC) president Farooq Abdullah told the chief minister that they do not have any issues with him.

In the two-hour-long meeting at Gupkar, at the beginning of the meeting with the disgruntled legislators, Omar Abdullah told the legislators how difficult it was to run the government in the UT setup.

Omar told the legislators that he is aware of the challenges his government is facing, yet they went public with their grievances. The CM conveyed to them that he is ready to res...