Srinagar, Nov 4: The disgruntled NC MLAs, who held a third closed door meeting in Srinagar on Wednesday, are likely to meet the Abdullahs on Friday.

Sources said the disgruntled MLAs met at the residence of NC MLA Nazir Ahmad Gurezi in Srinagar today.
It was the third meeting of the disgruntled meeting within a week after the October 27 cabinet reshuffle.
The disgruntled MLAs have submitted a charter of demands to party president Farooq Abdullah and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah.
About 20 disgruntled MLAs not happy over the cabinet reshuffle are demadning dropping of all four ministers who have been part of Omar government after its formation, removal of CM's advisors, fulfillment of all poll promises and aggressive approach on restoration of statehood and Article 370 and more say in party's affairs.
Sources said all dissident MLAs are likely to meet NC leadership on Friday in Srinagar.
They said the disgruntled MLAs would meet Abdullahs and apprise them about their grievances and seek party leadership's action to address their concerns.
The National Conference is facing dissidence over the recent cabinet expansion-cum-reshuffle, with as many as two dozen legislators upset over the move.
NC MLA Salman Sagar while addressing a press conference in party headquarters today said the differences of the legislators would be resolved in the coming days.
He also alleged that agencies were working to create divisions within the NC, but maintained that the party would not split.