Condemning the killing of four people in Rajouri district on Sunday, National Conference (NC) president and Member of Parliament Farooq Abdullah on Monday said it was unfortunate that terrorism still existed in Jammu and Kashmir.
“It is very sad that terrorism still exists in Jammu and Kashmir, innocent people are being killed," he said, adding, “It is disease which is now spreading…Those involved in these attacks or those who have chosen this wrong path are actually destroying everything. It will not yield any result because our borders will not change. Only the hatred will increase."
Abdullah said: “Can this country will move forward with this hatred? Nothing will change until we realise that we are all one."
Without naming anyone, Abdullah criticised the government saying: “When a Kashmiri Pandit was killed, I wrote to the government and the LG to call an all-party meet to find a solution by talking to everyone, but nothing happened….If they think that everything will change with the forces and their government, then they are wrong…Solution is neither easy nor tough, but we need to find the ways that lead to a solution."
He once again spoke about Article 370, countering the government’s claims that the law was the only reason behind terrorism in Kashmir. “There is no Article 370 now, but terrorism still exists," he said.
Abdullah was in Budgam district of central Kashmir to visit the district president of the NC who is unwell.
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