The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has virtually no stakes in the Kashmir Valley as far as elections are concerned. And yet, the party is drawing flak from its former ally — Farooq Abdullah-led National Conference (NC). First, it was Abdullah who sought to call LK Advani’s claim about not being known of the terrorist swap in Kandahar during the NDA regime as a bluff. To top it, another NC leader, Ali Mohammad Sagar, has blamed BJP for propping up the Peoples’ Democratic Party which had ended NC’s five-decade monopoly in Kashmir.