Mera Khuda Paani What Did Farooq Abdullah Say on Mahakumbh

Farooq Abdullah has given a controversial statement about the month Kumbh. He said that I take a bath at my house. My God is not in water. When a journalist asked him a question about going to Mahakumbh, Farooq Abdullah said that I take a bath in my house. My God is not in water. My God is neither in the temple nor in the mosque nor in the gurudwara. My God is in me. National Conference President Farooq Abdullah questioned the central government’s claim of ending terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir and said that if terrorism is over, there should be no incidents like Kulgam terror attack.

Abdullah also criticized those who claimed victory in the Delhi elections and emphasized that the decision is of the people of the country, not their or their colleagues. Referring to the terrorist attack in Kulgam, the former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir questioned the government’s claim to end terrorism. The former CM said that ask him who claim that extremism is over. If such incidents happen, ask them where their claim went. They make statements outside Parliament every day, on the mountains and everywhere that extremism is over. Abdullah told reporters on the sidelines of a ceremony here that if terrorism is over then such incidents should not happen.

Abdullah answered several questions on political and social issues, including Delhi elections, Indian factions, restoring state status and concerns related to electronic voting machines (EVMs). Abdullah wants Abdullah to wait for the election to be held on Wednesday. He said that he (BJP) also said that he (to power in Jammu and Kashmir) would come. He said that there will be a hung assembly like this or that way. Where did his claims go today? It seems that now they have been silenced. The people of this country have decided.