Public Meeting president and sitting MP from Srinagar Farooq Abdullah wouldn't challenge the Lok Sabha surveys attributable to his heath, the party said on Wednesday.

The declaration was made by his child and NC VP Omar Abdullah at a party capability in Rawalpora on the edges of the city here.

"He (Farooq Abdullah) has taken consent from (party's overall secretary) (Ali Mohammad) Sagar and other party individuals to not challenge the surveys this time on account of his wellbeing," Omar Abdullah said.

He said it is currently the party's liability to handle the best applicant from the voting demographic. He trusted that the citizens would assist the NC up-and-comer with succeeding so he/she turns into a voice of individuals of Srinagar in Delhi.

In the 2002 Regulative Gathering races, Omar Abdullah was decided to lead the NC, while the 86-year-old Farooq Abdullah moved base to the Middle.

Farooq Abdullah was chosen for the Rajya Sabha in 2002 from Jammu and Kashmir and afterward reappointed in 2009. He left the Rajya Sabha in May 2009 and won a seat in the Lok Sabha from Srinagar.

Abdullah joined the Unified Moderate Collusion government as a Bureau Clergyman of New and Sustainable power.

Abdullah challenged the Srinagar Lok Sabha seat again in the 2014 races yet was crushed by the People groups Leftist faction competitor Tariq Hameed Karra.

In any case, Karra left Lok Sabha in 2017 prompting a by-political decision for the Srinagar parliamentary seat which Abdullah won overcoming the PDP up-and-comer Nazir Ahmed Khan.

He won the surveys again in 2019.

Omar Abdullah said the forthcoming Parliamentary political race was totally different from the past surveys.

"Throughout the previous 30 years, the races have been impacted in for sure because of which individuals didn't partake in the surveys — be it as a result of the weapon or blacklist calls. Our legislative issues in Srinagar had been restricted. Hardly any regions used to emerge to cast a ballot and our legislative issues used to run on that.

"This time, the air will be unique. We won't see any blacklist calls, and the effect of firearms will be undeniably less. This time, individuals of Srinagar need to conclude regardless of whether they need to take part in legislative issues here. They need to conclude regardless of whether they need to speak loudly, regardless of whether they need to pick their delegate," the NC VP said.