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    Farooq Abdullah's statement regarding Pakistani claims on Kashmir incorrect: Ghulam Nabi Azad

    Ghulam Nabi Azad has responded to Farooq Abdullah's recent remarks on Pakistan's influence in Kashmir. Azad emphasized that Pakistan has historically been an enemy of India and the people of Jammu and Kashmir. He urged respect for the development efforts made by successive Indian governments since 1947. Shia leader Imran Ansari also criticized Abdullah, labeling him and his party as 'rebels on rent'.

    Farooq Abdullah says Pakistan is ‘protecting’ Kashmiris, sparks BJP backlash

    National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah stated that Pakistan's advocacy for Kashmir is a form of protection. He criticized the intentions of the Indian government towards Jammu and Kashmir. BJP leaders condemned Abdullah's remarks, labeling them as treasonous and anti-national. Congress leaders disagreed with Abdullah’s views but expressed concerns about the political situation in the region. Abdullah also raised issues regarding a mandatory service requirement for medical students, highlighting bureaucratic delays.

    From 'govt's failure' to 'strong foreign policy': Leaders divided over US diplomat's J-K remarks

    US Ambassador Gor stated Jammu and Kashmir is an important part of India. Pakistan protested these remarks by summoning the US charge d'affaires. The BJP welcomed the statement as a diplomatic achievement for India. Congress stated the US diplomat merely stated the obvious fact. Other political leaders offered differing interpretations of the US ambassador's comments.

    'Will not allow liquor stores to open on this land': BJP issues 'lockdown' warning to Omar Abdullah govt over liquor licenses in Kashmir

    Political tensions rise in Jammu and Kashmir as the BJP protests against liquor shops. The party criticizes the National Conference government, accusing it of promoting alcohol sales for revenue. BJP vows to physically shut down outlets if the administration does not change its policy.

    Jammu and Kashmir leaders condemn Pakistan's support for terrorism

    Jammu and Kashmir leaders from JDU and BJP have strongly condemned Pakistan's long history of supporting terrorism, citing decades of evidence and specific instances like the Pahalgam attack orchestrated by Lashkar-e-Taiba. They emphasized Pakistan's role in harboring and exporting terrorists, urging the FATF to reinstate Pakistan on the grey list.

    J&K parties call Waqf Act anti-Muslim, slam Omar Abdullah-led NC govt for not passing resolution

    Political parties in Jammu and Kashmir, excluding the BJP, have criticized the Waqf Act, deeming it anti-Muslim. Opposition parties targeted the National Conference for failing to pass a resolution against the Act in the assembly. While the BJP defends the amendment for benefiting marginalized Muslims, other parties urge the Supreme Court to protect Muslim rights.

    The Economic Times
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