New Delhi. After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah reached Delhi to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi. There was an about half an hour meeting between Modi and Omar. It is believed that in this meeting, the impact and latest situation on Jammu and Kashmir was discussed between the two leaders in this meeting. On the other hand, Farooq Abdullah, president of Jammu and Kashmir National Conference, has said that India is Gandhi’s country, we will stop Pakistan’s water, but we will not kill them, because we are not as cruel as him. Farooq Abdullah said that when the Indus Water Treaty was signed, the people of Jammu and Kashmir were not taken into confidence. Jammu and Kashmir has suffered the biggest loss due to this treaty. I appeal to the Government of India to work on a plan to spread that water to the people of Jammu.
#Watch J&K | “… India is the nation of gandhi, we have threatened them (Pakistan) that we will stop the water, but we will not kill them.
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– ANI (@ani) May 3, 2025
Targeting PDP chief and former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Mehbooba Mufti, JKNC Chief said who was going to kill Kashmiri Pandits. As the Chief Minister, Mehbooba Mufti used to go to the terrorists’ house. We have never been with terrorism, and will not remain. Neither we were ever Pakistani, nor are we nor will we be. Kashmir is the crown of India. Amarnath ji is here and they will protect us. He said on the Modi government’s action on Pakistan that we all want terrorism to end.
#Watch Pahalgam, J&K | “… Who was killed kashmiri pandits. Been a Pakistani – Neither We We WE WELL BE.… pic.twitter.com/irpo0httsv
– ANI (@ani) May 3, 2025
Earlier, Farooq Abdullah had fiercely reprimanded Pakistan on the Pahalgam terror attack. He said in two words that India does not want action like Balakot, today India wants such action which does not happen again like Pahalgam. He said that I wanted Pakistan all the time, but what should we answer to the family members of those people who have known that we will talk, what will we answer to those who lost their loved ones? Is this justice?