Jammu

Kashmir

Omar Abdullah

Hari Niwas

232 days after my detention today I finally left Hari Niwas. It’s a very different world today to the one that exis… https://t.co/pKtdtg56th — Omar Abdullah (@OmarAbdullah) 1585039284000

Untitled Carousel Photo: Why Omar Abdullah sports an overgrown beard In a fresh photo, former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah, who has been detained in Srinagar since the abrogation of Article 370 in August, can be seen with a government doctor who had come to check on his health in his detention In the photo with the doctor, Omar could be seen with a overgrown grey beard.

Farooq Abdullah

Had lunch with my mum & dad for the first time in almost 8 months. I can’t remember a better meal even though I’ve… https://t.co/oQKtHApew8 — Omar Abdullah (@OmarAbdullah) 1585039768000

Kapil Sibal

Untitled Carousel Farooq Abdullah meets son Omar in sub-jail in Srinagar Abdullah told media persons: "Today I don't have words. I am free today. Now, I will be able to go to Delhi and attend Parliament and speak for you all."

We face the fight of our lives over the next few weeks & months as we come to terms & work to defeat #COVIDー19. I w… https://t.co/3ntBbCJ5h5 — Omar Abdullah (@OmarAbdullah) 1585042867000

On a lighter note if anyone wants tips on surviving quarantine or a lock down I have months of experience at my dis… https://t.co/iVROo4K6yu — Omar Abdullah (@OmarAbdullah) 1585043146000

Untitled Carousel BJP ready to 'gift razor' to Omar Abdullah after his bearded photo goes viral; deletes tweet after backlash The Tamil Nadu unit of the BJP shared a screenshot of the order made through an e-commerce site on its Twitter handle which had the delivery address mentioned as the National Conference leader's Srinagar home.

After nearly eight months of detention, formerandChief Minister, who was released on Tuesday, said that he could offer tips on surviving a quarantine from his experience.Soon after stepping out of, where he was detained since August 5, 2019, Abdullah took to Twitter to share a picture of himself and the government's order to revoke his detention. He wrote, "232 days after my detention today I finally left Hari Niwas. It’s a very different world today to the one that existed on 5th August 2019. (sic)."He also shared a picture with his parentsand Molly Abdullah and wrote, "Had lunch with my mum & dad for the first time in almost 8 months. I can’t remember a better meal even though I’ve been in a bit of a daze & don’t remember what I ate (sic)."He thanked his colleagues at the Jammu Kashmir National Conference and also thanked, Shariq Reyaz, Gopal Sankaranarayanan and his sister Sara for leading the legal battle to free him.Addressing the ongoing coronavirus outbreak in the country, he wrote that he will do everything he can to help the authorities. "We face the fight of our lives over the next few weeks & months as we come to terms & work to defeat #COVIDー19. I will do everything in my individual capacity to help the authorities overcome this challenge & I appeal to all of you to do the same," he wrote.He signed off with a rather tongue-in-cheek post which read, "On a lighter note if anyone wants tips on surviving quarantine or a lock down I have months of experience at my disposal, perhaps a blog is in order. (sic)."Abdullah was released on Tuesday after charges on him under the Public Safety Act (PSA) were revoked. He also changed his Twitter bio to "Former PSA Political detinue, former CM of J&K state, former Union Minister, former MP, former MLA. Vice President JKNC. Tweets are my own."