Farooq Abdullah’s ‘ Jammu and Kashmir should go to hell ’ comment sparks row Farooq Abdullah’s comment on Jammu and Kashmir in the background of the Supreme Court’s ruling on desires challenging the invalidation of Composition 370, drew a strong response from the BJP.
Jammu Kashmir jahannum me jaye( should go to hell). What differently should I say? You want to win people’s hearts. How will you win hearts if you do effects that draw people further down?
The National Conference leader’s commentary drew a sharp response from the Bharatiya Janata Party( BJP). The BJP’s Shehzad Poonwalla in a tweet spoke against Abdullah’s reflections and demanded that the INDIA bloc condemns the commentary too. A
fter DMK demanding tone determination now Farooq says this! simply because SC upheld invalidation of 370 which has ended politics of parivarvaad and pathar baazi and pakistan parasti! This is INDI alliance true face! They want 370 back & they do n’t watch about J&K at each, ” Poonwalla said in a post onX. BJP IT Cell head Amit Malviya also took a dig at Abdullah over his comment on Jammu and Kashmir.
In another videotape participated by news agency ANI, the National Conference leader reiterated his reflections and said, “ You indeed are taking it( Jammu and Kashmir) to hell. Nothing is being done for ‘ heaven ’ Tell me what’s being done for heaven?
You( Central Government) aren’t winning our hearts. I told the PM easily that you do n’t trust us and we do n’t trust you, ” he said in the videotape. “ The Prime Minister replied that “ Dil ki doori aur Dilli ki doori ko door karna hai. ” But has the distance been reduced till date? This isn’t our fault.
We’ve been standing, and we will stand with this country as long as we’re breathing. We’ll stand with no other nation. But admire us too, try to win our hearts too, ” Abdullah said. The Supreme Court on Monday unanimously upheld the invalidation of Composition 370 and ordered assembly choices in Jammu and Kashmir by September- end and restoration of statehood “ at the foremost ”.
The five- judge bench delivered three concurring judgements upholding invalidation of Composition 370 that handed a unique status to Jammu and Kashmir when it agreed to the Union of India in 1947.
