Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday said while no one should have complaints about the 3-1 scoreline for the National Conference over the BJP in the Rajya Sabha elections held, his party faced “betrayal” from some quarters at the last moment during polling on Friday.

The ruling National Conference (NC) won three seats, while the BJP managed one in the first Rajya Sabha elections held in Jammu and Kashmir after it became a Union territory in 2019.

Speaking to reporters after inaugurating a chrysanthemum garden here, Abdullah also said that the non-BJP MLAs who supported the saffron party in the polls should have the courage to openly state that they helped the party win one of the four seats.

“No one should have complaints about the 3-1 result. We tried our best to

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