Srinagar- Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday said that the National Law University (NLU) in Jammu and Kashmir is expected to start functioning from April next year from rented accommodation and that Ompura in Budgam could be the primary location for the varsity.

Speaking in the Assembly over the resolution brought by MLA Bandipora, Nizamuddin Bhat, CM Omar said that the government has plans to come up with the National Law University (NLU) as the grant of Rs 50 crore has already been kept for it.

As the resolution was passed in the House, the Chief Minister stated that they expect that the classes at the university would start from April next year.

“Although there has been no decision on the location yet, I have asked my colleagues to identify an apt location for it. However, at

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