AAP, NC pushing ‘pro-Pak agenda’ in J&K, alleges Chugh

Doda MLA Malik was recently taken into custody after a dossier submitted by the J&K government accused him of “surreptitious activities.”

Chugh said the development had made AAP’s “anti-national role more pronounced,” pointing to alleged links with Pakistan-based militants in Punjab and “disruptive activities” in J&K. He further accused the Abdullah-led NC of being “hand-in-glove” with the AAP to advance “anti-national designs.”

Citing the dossier, Chugh said Malik had threatened officials during Operation Sindoor and sought to incite anti-national sentiments. He added that multiple FIRs registered against Malik reflected AAP’s “disruptive credentials” in the Union Territory.

“Frequently resorting to unlawful means to subdue officials has been a norm with AAP leaders, as has been witnessed in Delhi and Punjab too,” Chugh remarked, stressing that the party’s “anti-national credentials” stood exposed.