‘It’s done bro’: Jammu-Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah marries journalist Nidhi Razdan

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2 min readNew DelhiOct 31, 2026 05:27 PM ISTThe marriage has attracted attention because of the public profiles of both individuals, with Omar Abdullah being a prominent political figure in Jammu and Kashmir and Nidhi Razdan having an established career in Indian journalism. (Photo: X/Omar Abdullah)Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has married senior journalist Nidhi Razdan, with the couple sharing photographs on social media on Saturday, October 31, announcing the beginning of a new chapter in their lives.Abdullah shared a photograph with Razdan on X, accompanying it with the caption, “A new journey began yesterday.” The post, which tagged Razdan, drew widespread attention on social media.Meanwhile, Razdan shared the photos on her X handle and wrote, “It’s done bro.” Nidhi Razdan shared the photos on her X handle and wrote, “It’s done bro.” (Screenshot)The couple formalised their relationship at a ceremony on Friday, October 30. According to reports, a reception was scheduled to be held in Delhi on Saturday.Razdan is a prominent Indian journalist who has worked with NDTV for several years. She is best known for her reporting and anchoring, particularly on national politics and current affairs. The development comes around three months after the Supreme Court cleared the way for the dissolution of Omar Abdullah’s (right) marriage to his estranged wife, Payal Abdullah. (Photo: X/Nidhi Razdan)The marriage has attracted attention because of the public profiles of both individuals, with Abdullah being a prominent political figure in Jammu and Kashmir and Razdan having an established career in Indian journalism.The development comes around three months after the Supreme Court cleared the way for the dissolution of Abdullah’s marriage to his estranged wife, Payal Abdullah.Story continues below this adOn July 31, the Supreme Court was informed that Omar and Payal Abdullah had reached an agreement to dissolve their marriage by mutual consent. Senior advocate Kapil Sibal, representing Omar Abdullah, told the court that the couple had resolved their differences and agreed to withdraw pending cases against each other.The two had married in 1994 and have two sons, Zahir and Zamir. They had been living separately since 2009, with their separation becoming public in 2011.© IE Online Media Services Pvt Ltd Tags:Jammu and KashmirOmar AbdullahAdvertisementLoading Recommendations...Oct 31: Latest News01Physical intimacy cannot be branded as rape merely because relationship soured: Supreme Court02Scolded over chocolate, 12-year-old girl drowns toddler, covers water tank with slab035 historic prisons around the world where you can now check in04Goa cop calls teen to police station over cyber complaint, ‘sexually assaults’ her05UP SIR: Bulk Form 7s not filed as per rules, not acted upon by EROs, EC tells SCAdvertisementAdvertisement