Srinagar, Oct. 13 -- Leader of Opposition in J&K and senior BJP leader Sunil Sharma on Monday hit out at the National Conference for backing Rahul Gandhi over his allegations of "vote chori, saying the biggest electoral fraud in history happened in 1987, when NC and Congress formed a coalition government in the erstwhile state. Sharma said protests should not disrupt the lives of ordinary people. "Students have to go to school, people have to go to hospitals, they have businesses to run. For that, you will close all roads. No one will allow you to do that. If you want to hold a decent show, you can gather 2-5 lakh people and do the same in a stadium. And when people accept you, they will bring you to power. But this is not the way. You will create anarchy, will throw stones, will indulge in indecent acts," he said. Taking aim at the chief minister and other regional parties, Sharma said Omar Abdullah two years ago said that for the first time in history there was not a single booth in Jammu and Kashmir where there was a protest. Sharma claimed that the first free and fair elections in J&K took place under the government of Atal Bihari Vajpayee. "Congress has stolen votes in J&K, and 1987 is an example in the whole country and in the world." HTC...