Srinagar, March 2 -- A day after the BJP said it would form a shadow cabinet, J&K chief minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday said there was no need of any shadow cabinet and the government would fulfil the promises it made to the people.

While talking to reporters in Srinagar, Omar said, "In our country, there is no arrangement of any shadow cabinet. The BJP has run its government. Now, let the public government work. There is no need for a shadow cabinet here. We have promised to resolve problems of people and we are going to fulfil all the problems."

The BJP leadership, after holding a meeting in Jammu on Thursday, said they have formed a group of legislators who would keep watch on the functioning of the various departments in J&K, esp...