BUDGAM (J&K) — National Conference (NC) vice-president Omar Abdullah on Thursday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi remains silent on rising terror incidents in the Jammu region but keeps harping on dynastic politics as he has “nothing else to sell” to the people of the Union Territory. Reacting to Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Asif’s remarks on Article 370, Abdullah said Pakistan should manage its own affairs and not interfere in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly polls. Also read: On same page with Cong-NC: Pakistan minister on Article 370 “What else can we expect from the BJP? It cannot talk about anything apart from that because it does not have anything to show from the last five years. “I do not know what the prime minister said in Srinagar today, but I can say this with a guarantee that he would have spoken about three families,” Abdullah told reporters here when asked about Modi’s attacks on the Congress, NC and People’s Democratic Party (PDP). “But he (Modi) would not have spoken about how the last five years were wasted in Jammu and Kashmir, about the rising terror incidents in Jammu, about the resentment in people and, particularly, about the votes cast by...