Sajid Raina
Srinagar, Jun 1: Expressing concern over the targeted killings in Kashmir, National Conference president and the Lok Sabha MP from Srinagar, Dr Farooq Abdullah on Wednesday said that the government has to find a way through which it can win the hearts of people in J&K.
Talking to media persons at Jammu, the NC chief said that after so many killings including policemen, Kashmiri Pandits and Muslims, the central government is still saying that there is peace in Kashmir. “How much peace and order is there is determined by the current situation only,” he said. “The centre government should find such a way through which they can win people’s hearts and we can come out of this problem.”
He said that the government will have to talk to all political parties of J&K about finding ways and means to overcome the problem as “everything can’t be made by army and police.”
About Amarnath Yatra, he said that if anything ill happens in J&K, the consequences of which will not only J&K but will also affected the whole country. “For that, the government has to be cautious, he added.
