JAMMU, Aug. 6 -- Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday pledged to continue political efforts for the rights and identity of the Union territory, saying that the people of the region have neither forgotten nor reconciled with the constitutional changes made seven years ago on this day in 2019. "Seven years, we haven't forgotten & we haven't reconciled far less accepted our current circumstances. My party & I remain committed to reversing all that was done to J&K that took away our rights & threatens our identity," he said on X. The seventh anniversary of the abrogation was marked by protests in all districts led by the ruling National Conference and Opposition Peoples Democratic Party, demanding the restoration of the special status. The Leh Apex Body (LAB) and Kargil Democratic Alliance, two Ladakh civil society bodies, said the UT status has failed to redress the issues of the people. Co-convenor of LAB Chering Dorjay Lakrook said, "We have been demanding UT with legislature, which has not been given to us."...