Kashmir's separatists say never gave poll boycott call
Updated on Dec 28, 2008 08:32 pm IST
As the counting for seven phased assembly elections begins on Sunday, Kashmir's separatists on Saturday said they had not given any boycott call for the elections in the disputed region that ended this week. Kashmir's separatist leader Moulvi Abbas Ansari said that they were not opposed to polls but only wanted solution to the dispute.
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