Srinagar, Aug. 9 -- Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday said if he were to write an autobiography ever, he would keep it locked away to be published only after his death as he would not risk upsetting anyone.

He made the remarks at the launch of "When The Heart Speaks", the second edition of the autobiography of renowned cardiologist and Padma Shri winner Dr Upendra Kaul.

Speaking at the event, the chief minister said he believes there are only two ways to write an honest autobiography: publish it in one's lifetime and ruffle a few feathers, or publish it after one's death.

Lauding Dr Kaul's candid writing, Abdullah said he and the cardiologist are on opposite sides of the prism.

"Kaul has written his book honestly, and it is the...