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India, Pakistan need to resolve K-issue: Farooq Abdullah

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May 17, 2017
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Srinagar/May,17:National Conference patron and President Dr Farooq Abdullah while praying for peace in Kashmir said that both India and Pakistan are unpredictable and God knows when these two countries will sit together and resolve the Kashmir issue.
Abdullah was speaking at SKICC Srinagar during the launch of Bollywood movie premiere ‘Sargoshian’ on Tuesday evening.
While congratulating the film crew for depicting Kashmir in a positive way, Farooq Abdullah said that Muslims and Pandit brothers can still live in harmony provided we stop negative propaganda about Kashmir.
Farooq Abdullah shared some of his moments that he had spent in past with Kashmiri Pandits before their migration from Kashmir. “There was love between the two communities and that love still exists. We are all the sons of soil and those Kashmiri Pandits who are far away from Kashmir should not forget their roots,” he said.

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