Srinagar, Nov. 28 -- Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, during a press conference on Friday, expressed frustration over the central government's interference in state matters, saying they're being unfairly targeted. He emphasised that no one has the right to illegally occupy government land, but criticised the targeting of a single community.

Abdullah urged the central government to implement the J&K Reorganisation Act fairly and restore statehood to Jammu and Kashmir as soon as possible. He believes the central government should respect the separation of powers and fulfill its promises.

"We're not going beyond our jurisdiction, but what's within our jurisdiction is being interfered with... No one has the right to illegally...