Srinagar, Oct. 27 -- Hours after Chief Minister Omar Abdullah compared him with MP Mian Altaf, saying there was a "difference between earth and sky" between the two, and remarked that the National Conference had "enough leaders" to campaign in Budgam, MP Aga Ruhullah on Monday responded sharply, saying the real fight was for Kashmir's existence and not a personal one.

"There is no time for a personal fight here. Kashmir is currently fighting an existential crisis," Ruhullah said while addressing media, as per KNS.

He questioned the party leadership on its promises made during the 2024 elections, including the restoration of Article 370 and the creation of one lakh jobs in five years. "In one year, where has that fight gone? Where are th...