Mufti's comments come a day after, former J&K chief minister Farooq Abdullah courted controversy after he said that India should take help of ally countries like United States and China to resolve Indo-Pak conflict in Kashmir. "Use your friends. Use them for dialogue to resolve the issue", he told reporters outside Parliament. "Kashmir is India, India is Kashmir".
In June while designating Pakistan-based Hizbul Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin as a "specially-designated global terrorist", the State Department had said the militant group has claimed responsibility for several attacks, including the April 2014 attack in "Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir". "Does Farooq sahab wants same thing to happen to us", she added. "India and Pakistan have to talk to each other", she said.
Following the criticism, Farooq's son Omar Abdullah defended him, saying that parties and politicians condemning Farooq's "third-party intervention" remark are giving a different spin to his statement. Sometimes, you have to pull the bull by its horns. However, his son Omar Abdullah had said the comments were taken out of context.
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The report noted that Monica could still have watched inmates via the video feed to a monitor positioned at the "shotgun" seat. Monica was never assigned a ballistic vest but his stab vest was not at work with him, according to the review.
Download the News Nation Mobile App and stay connected with top stories from India and around the world. US President Trump himself said that he wants to settle Kashmir problem.
Notably, the ruling Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)'s senior leader Sartaj Madni supported Farooq Abdullah's saying, "If you want to resolve Kashmir issue there is no other way". So, I think we have a map here which is that we, India and Pakistan, have to talk even after war. The CM said that dialogue is imperative as the two countries face pressing development issues. "This is not the way", Abdullah said.
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