'Line Of Control Still Exists': Farooq Abdullah's Jab At BJP Over Balakot
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Farooq Abdullah called upon people to fight hate to save J&K as well as the country, warning that if hatred continues to grow, India's disintegration cannot be stopped.
National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah today alleged that the BJP is spreading hate to win the UP Assembly polls next year and accused the party of using "hate" as a weapon to win polls in India.
The former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister called upon people to fight hate to save the Union Territory as well as the country, warning that if hatred continues to grow, India's disintegration cannot be stopped.
"We have to fight communalism. We have to bring down the wall of hatred being created between Hindus and Muslims. We have to end this hatred. Without this, neither India survives nor this state (J&K). If we have to save India, we have to put an end to this hate," Mr Abdullah told his party workers in Jammu.
He said that the politics of hate has been turned into a weapon with which elections are being won since Independence. "... I have seen this in every election since Independence. Muslim leaders are taken to Muslim areas and Hindu leaders go to Hindu areas," he said.
