Srinagar, Oct. 30 -- Chief minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday said that Jammu and Kashmir National Law University (NLU) is expected to start classes in a rented accommodation from next financial year, possibly from central district of Budgam. Omar was speaking in the Jammu and Kashmir assembly after Congress MLA Nizamuddin Bhat brought a resolution seeking establishment of the J&K NLU at Srinagar as the funds were already earmarked for the first phase of its establishment. The resolution was passed through a voice vote in the House. All the MLAs, including from BJP, supported the establishment, though BJP members neither opposed nor participated in the voice vote. The only differences between the members was where should be the location of the University with the majority of the members urging that the university be set up in Srinagar because of its central location and accessibility. Omar, while speaking in favour of the resolution said that there was nothing in the resolution which "we see the need to oppose". He had announced the establishment of the University in his budget speech in March and had proposed a provision of Rs.50 crore in the budget for this "transformative initiative". Omar said that he will not indulge in this debate where the NLU should be established. "Wherever (the place), it will be established in J&K," he said. "Where the university will be established will be decided after proper thinking," he said. He said that the construction of campus takes time but classes will be started soon from rented accommodation. "It won't happen in this financial year but we plan to start classes and admissions in the beginning of next financial year. For that we need to start from rented accommodation," he said. Omar said that they are trying to find a place. "I have asked my officers to identify some potential sites. In my opinion a software technology park was being established in Ompora Budgam which was stopped owing to objections from the Indian Air Force. The sprawling campus of the park is established but not in use. Possibly if we didn't get any other proper accommodation then we will start the University from that campus in Budgam. Then we will start work on a permanent campus," he said. The BJP members outside the assembly criticised Omar for announcing the start of university from rented accommodation from Budgam. "Omar gave assurance in the assembly to open classes of NLU in Budgam which is against the model code of conduct. He should resign on moral grounds ," said BJP's leader of opposition, Sunil Sharma. BJP candidate for Budgam Agha Syed Mohsin filed a complaint with EC. "This statement, made from floor of the assembly, is being widely circulated ...and is clearly intended to influence the electorate of Budgam...," the complaint read....