From The Times of India
Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.'Don't assume you can swallow Kashmir with such attacks': Farooq Abdullah targets Pak
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National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah urged India and Pakistan to begin dialogue now, warning that waiting for guns to fall silent would be too late. He said bullets and military confrontation cannot resolve political disputes and that engagement must start before hostilities end. Abdullah reiterated that Kashmir is, was and will remain an integral part of India. His son Omar Abdullah also warned that terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir persists, criticizing the government's view that it has ended and calling on Pakistan to cease terrorism and pursue dialogue.
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Omar Abdullah expressed concerns about ongoing terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir during a recent statement. He criticized the government's belief that terrorism has ended, arguing that it is still a pressing issue. Abdullah urged Pakistan to end terrorism and focus on dialogue as a viable solution…
