Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah on Wednesday said militancy will not end in the union territory until India and Pakistan hold a dialog🥂ue to find a lasting solution to all conflicts.
"Encounters will keep on happening. To say that militancy has ended will be wrong. These things happened yesterday and are happen♍ing today .. these will keep on happening till both the countries do not come to the table for holding talks to find a solution,” Abdullah was quoted by PTI as hav꧅ing said.
On the removal of additiona🥃l duty on the import of apples, walnuts and almonds from the US, Abdullah🧸 said there are concerns that the move might lead to a fall in the prices of local produce.
"We have concerns that our fr💎uit industry in Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal and Uttarakhand will be affected. The farmers, who hav🐲e spent a lot of money, are worried that the prices of local produce will fall and they will suffer losses,” he was quoted as having said.
"I request the government to pay attention to this issue so that the farmers do not suffer. If they suffer losses, it will no🌜t be good for the country," he said, the report mentioned.
The former Union Minister refused to comment on the agenda of♎ the opposition INDIA bloc's coordination committee meeting, which is scheduled to be held in the national capital on Wednesday.
"Omar Abdullah has gone to attend the meeting on behalf of the National Conference. You will be told about what was decided after the meeting," he said, the report said.
