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Jammu and Kashmir National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah warned that Pakistan has nuclear weapons which can be used against India. The senior NC leader was reacting to Defense Minister Rajnath Singh's statement on merger of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) with India. If the Defense Minister is saying this, then go ahead. Who are we to stop?
Terrorists ambushed an Indian Air Force (IAF) convoy in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir. A brave son of the country sacrificed his life. Security forces are deployed everywhere to catch terrorists and send them to hell. But the leaders of the country are trying to shine politics on martyrdom in the election environment of 2024. Terrorists are sent from across the border to spread terror in India. There is a terrorist attack in the tail. The attack is carried out by ambush. The brave sons of our country are martyred in terrorist attacks. But meanwhile the leaders of the valley are talking about giving warning by writing in blood. Making politics shine. Questions are being raised regarding the timing of the terrorist attack. Accusing each other. Farooq Abdullah said that Pakistan is not wearing bangles.
Jammu and Kashmir National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah warned that Pakistan has nuclear weapons which can be used against India. The senior NC leader was reacting to Defense Minister Rajnath Singh's statement on merger of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) with India. If the Defense Minister is saying this, then go ahead. Who are we to stop? But remember, they (Pakistan) are also not wearing bangles. He has nuclear bombs and unfortunately that nuclear bomb will fall on us. Earlier in April, while addressing a rally in Darjeeling, West Bengal, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh had expressed confidence that the people of PoK would eventually demand to be a part of India given the country's ongoing development.
Rajnath Singh had assured the audience not to worry. PoK was ours, is and will remain ours. He further said that due to India's growing power, prestige and economic progress, the people of PoK would like to join India. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, during an interactive session in Cuttack, reiterated that PoK is an integral part of India, as stated in a resolution passed by the Indian Parliament.
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