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Attempts being made to create war hysteria: Farooq Abdullah

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February 26, 2019
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Srinagar: Dialogue is the only way to resolve tensions between India and Pakistan, National Conference president Farooq Abdullah said Monday, asserting that Islamabad should make strong efforts to end militancy on its soil.
“There are attempts to create war hysteria. You should pray to God to save us from war. There have been four wars, but nothing was achieved except loss of lives,” Abdullah said while addressing party functionaries, workers and delegates at the NC headquarters here after former IAS Secretary PHE, Irrigation and Flood control joined National Conference. Shah Monday joined National Conference in presence of party president and former chief minister Dr Farooq Abdullah and Vice President Omar Abdullah also a former Chief Minister at party headquarters Nawa-e-Subuh complex in Srinagar.Hailing from Tangmarg in northern Kashmir’s Baramulla district, Shah was secretary PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control and DMRRR, and had sought voluntary retirement from the service last week. National Conference General Secretary Ali Muhammad Sagar, Mohammad Akbar Lone and other senior leaders were also present on the occasion. Welcoming former IAS officer Farooq Ahmad Shah into the party fold, Abdullah said the NC would benefit from Shah’s experience in public life. “His (Shah’s) acumen for administration will benefit the party. I am hopeful that Shah will make the party stronger at grass roots.”
“The only way out is through dialogue and Pakistan should try to end the militancy and it should do so strongly,” the former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister said. “If it does not do so, then that country will be labelled as a terror state which will bring miseries to its people.”
The Srinagar parliamentarian expressed happiness over Pakistan MP Rajesh Kumar Vankwani meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj.
“I am happy that (Pakistan Prime Minister) Imran Khan had sent his representative who met the Prime Minister of India and Sushma Swaraj. I am hopeful that the war hysteria which was being built would have lessened. Please pray to God so that the clouds of war make way for peace,” the NC chief said.

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