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Farooq least bothered about Jammu, Ladakh: Brig Gupta
1/13/2019 10:47:04 PM
Early times Report

Jammu, Jan 13: While addressing a gathering at Dak Bungalow Anantnag, Dr Farooq Abdullah, NC supremo left no stone unturned in exposing the extremist ideology his party is going to adopt in order to regain power during the forthcoming elections.
"Each and every word spoken by
Farooq must have sounded like music to the ears of separatists,pro-separatists and pro-Pak lobbies while they pierced the sentiments of people of Jammu & Ladakh like poisonous arrows," stated Brig Anil Gupta, State Spokesperson of Bharatiya Janata Party. Under the
misconceived notion that there is no alternative to National Conference this time, Farooq is trying to become a "messiah of peace", least realising that even each and every child in Kashmir holds Abdullahs and NC responsible for the turmoil in Kashmir.
"Kashmiris, having suffered for generations, due to their blind faith in NC, are determined this time to not to fall prey to its "lolli pop politics." Kashmiris have had enough of sugar coated pills dished out by NC followed by "vada khilafi" (broken promises), conflicting statements
to suit the political convenience of its leadership, utopian greater autonomy, dynastic and autocratic rule and 'politics of convenience'.
They have realised that Abdullahs are neither sincere to them or the people of Jammu & Ladakh but only sincere to their chair. And for saving their chair, they can sacrifice anybody including the Kashmiris. No amount of old wine in new bottles is going to please the Kashmiris this time," according to Brig Gupta.
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