PM says 'get well' to Sidhu; Omar asks why no attention to Ikhlaq

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today tweeted a get well soon message for ailing BJP MP Navjot Singh Sidhu, a gesture which was used by NC leader Omar Abdullah to question him whether the cold blooded Dadri lynching incident does not merit his attention.
Dear @sherryontopp ji, get well soon. You are a fighter & will overcome the illness in your trademark style. Our prayers are with you, Modi said in a message to Sidhu, a party colleague and former cricketer.
Sidhu is hospitalised here for a clot in his vein.
Sidhu responded by tweeting, @narendramodi Sir, your concern means the world to me. You are a Great example & inspiration to serve my Country selflessly. Jai Hind!
However, the Prime Minister's message on Sidhu's illness was used by Omar, a National Conference (NC) leader, to take a swipe at Modi. What does it say about our Hon PM that Sidhu's DVT (blood clot) got more attention from him that #Ikhlaq's cold blooded murder did!!!!, tweeted the former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister.
Ikhlaq was lynched and his son injured critically by a mob in his house in Dadri in Uttar Pradesh on September 28 following rumours that they had consumed beef. The lynching has sparked a massive outrage but the Prime Minister has not spoken publicly yet on the deadly attack.
Source: PTI
Dear @sherryontopp ji, get well soon. You are a fighter & will overcome the illness in your trademark style. Our prayers are with you.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 7, 2015
What does it say about our Hon PM that Sidhu's DVT (blood clot) got more attention from him that #Ikhlaq's cold blooded murder did!!!!
— Omar Abdullah (@abdullah_omar) October 7, 2015