Jammu and Kashmir National Conference News

Abdullah expressed solidarity with the Shia community, emphasising the sacrifices of Imam Hussain (AS) and the values of peace, brotherhood, and gratitude taught by Islam. 

“We tried to persuade the ruling party to bring about a change in its approach with regards to Kashmir, but they didn't listen to us. Now they are struggling with their failures,” said Dr Farooq Abdullha. 

"I will not be at peace until you win the hearts of the people in Jammu and Kashmir. There cannot be peace in Jammu and Kashmir till you`ll win hearts of the people..," said Farooq Abdullah. 

Farooq Abdullah said, “We challenge the BJP to counter our white paper with its own white paper. We challenge the BJP government on its claims of providing jobs, investment and development."

Omar Abdullah questioned GoI's claims on August 5, 2019 decisions. The NC leader claimed tourist footfall in Kashmir was higher before August 5, 2019.

Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah continues to be in detention at his home at Gupkar Road in Srinagar which has been designated as a sub-jail.

The former J&K chief minister, who believes the Congress is the only pan-India opposition party, said that he is surprised by the prime minister's campaign tack. 

Madhav exuded confidence that the BJP will win all the three seats in Jammu and Ladakh and hit out at the National Conference-Congress alliance in the state, dubbing its seat-sharing pact as a 'drama.'