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National Conference Chief Omar Abdullah Said, “Breaking Of A Party Will Not Give Rise To Militancy”

Written by  Saizel S -- July 13th 2018 04:49 PM
National Conference Chief Omar Abdullah Said, “Breaking Of A Party Will Not Give Rise To Militancy”

National Conference Chief Omar Abdullah Said, “Breaking Of A Party Will Not Give Rise To Militancy”

National Conference Chief Omar Abdullah Said, “Breaking Of A Party Will Not Give Rise To Militancy” National Conference chief Omar Abdullah hits out at Mehbooba's remark. He said that the breaking of the party will not give rise to militancy. Mehbooba Mufti, chief of People's Democratic Party (PDP) has lately warned the centre that if the party breaks then there would be terrible consequences. National Conference chief Omar Abdullah tweeted, "Let me put this out here for all to remember NOT ONE NEW MILITANT WILL BE CREATED WITH THE BREAK UP OF THE PDP. People will not mourn the demise of a party created in Delhi only to divide the votes of Kashmiris." On the Martyr's Day celebration earlier in the day, Mufti said that any attempts made by New Delhi to break the PDP would be met by dangerous outcomes. She said, “Agar Dilli ne 1987 ki tarah yahan ki awam ke vote pe daaka dala, agar iss kism ki tod fod ki koshish ki,jis tarah ek Salahuddin ek Yasin Malik ne janm liya...agar Dilliwalon ne PDP ko todne ki koshish ki uski nataish bahut zyada khatarnaak hogi.” (If Delhi tries to dismiss the voting rights of people like 1987, and if it tries to create divisions and interfere like that, then I think just like a Salahuddin and a Yasin Malik were born in 1987, there will be dangerous consequences) Also Read: Any attempt to “break the PDP will have serious repercussions”, says Mehbooba Mufti Omar Abdullah responded the same in a tweet that reads, “ She must really be desperate if she is threatening the centre with renewed militancy if PDP breaks up. She seems to have forgotten that militancy in Kashmir has already been reborn under her most able administration." The Bharatiya Janata Party pulled out of its alliance with the PDP in Jammu and Kashmir in June.  After which Mufti submitted her resignation as the chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir which led to the Governor’s rule in the state. -PTC News


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