Srinagar (J&K), Nov 09 (ANI): National Conference (NC) chief Farooq Abdullah on Friday backed his son and former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah on his India’s participation in “non-official” talks with the Taliban remark. He said that Omar Abdullah has given a right statement and the dialogue is very necessary. “Before further erosion of democracy in state, one should immediately start a dialogue & it should be meaningful. It has to have compulsion on centre of restoring our autonomy. Unless they restore autonomy, to expect any forward movement from people is impossible,” said Abdullah. Earlier, Omar Abdullah tweeted that India’s participation in “non-official” talks with the Taliban, asking why the Narendra Modi-led government cannot have similar talks to resolve the state’s “eroded autonomy”.