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Mehbooba Mufti, Farooq Abdullah not on same page on Pak

Mehbooba Mufti,  Farooq Abdullah not on same page on Pak

Farooq Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti



New Delhi, June 24

PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti on Thursday again urged the government to engage Pakistan for resolving the Kashmir issue, pointing out that the government was even talking to China.

Will talk to our pm

Mehbooba Mufti has her own agenda. We have our own agenda. We do not want to talk about Pakistan. We will talk to our own PM. - Farooq Abdullah, NC Chairman

Meeting a success

The fact that the meeting on J&K has gone on for three and a half hours is in itself an indication of its success. - Ram Madhav, Senior RSS Functionary

She said if engagement with Pakistan healed the people of J&K, the government should consider it. Importantly, although NC president Farooq Abdullah distanced himself from Mufti’s remarks on Pakistan ahead of the meeting with the PM, his son Omar Abdullah defended Mufti, saying Mufti had only said what late PM Vajpayee used to say – that we cannot change our neighbours. Omar and Mufti raised at the PM’s meeting the abrogation of Article 370, terming the manner of the move unconstitutional. Post meeting, Mufti said the government must talk to Pakistan to resolve the Kashmir issue “if it heals the people”.


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