Jammu Kashmir: Farooq Abdullah called a meeting of opposition parties, asked- will Muslims be sent to China

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National Conference chief and former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Farooq Abdullah has targeted the central government on Saturday. Presiding over the meeting of non-BJP parties, Farooq Abdullah said that the country should not be divided on religious lines. He told all the parties to fight together against the BJP. After this, he also made a scathing attack on BJP in conversation with journalists.

According to media reports, National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah had called an all-party meeting to discuss the situation in Kashmir and the country. Here he told all the parties that people are being divided on the basis of religion in the country. Democracy is in danger. He said that everyone has to unite to fight BJP so that democracy can be protected. Representatives of other parties also shared their views.

Farooq Abdullah addressed the reporters after the meeting. Here too he targeted the BJP fiercely. Farooq said that the politics of fear and hatred is not a new thing. Targeting the BJP, he said what would they do with 24 crore Muslims. Will those Muslims be thrown into the sea or sent to China? He said that everyone should follow the principle of Gandhiji. Farooq also raised an issue in the meeting that the youth in Kashmir are being forced to go out for job opportunities. They do not have the right to work here.

leaders attending the meeting

The meeting was held at the residence of former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah. Leaders who attended the meeting included Congress President Vikar Rasool Wani, CPI(M) leader MY Tarigami, PDP leader Amrik Singh Reen, National Panthers Party leader Harsh Dev Singh, Aam Aadmi Party leader and District Development Council member TS Tony. .

Chakrapani hit back at Farooq Abdullah

National President of Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha Chakrapani Maharaj has retaliated on Farooq Abdullah’s statement and said that the one who loves this country will stay in this country. Every Muslim is not the same, but there is a section, which is doing all this. Farooq should raise his voice against such people but he himself is instigating them.

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