Jammu Kashmir: Dogra front protests against Mehbooba Mufti ahead of PM Modi meeting

New Delhi: Ahead of the meeting of PM Narendra Modi on Jammu and Kashmir, the protest of former CM Mehbooba Mufti has started. According to the information received, the Dogra Front protested against Mehbooba Mufti, the chief of the People's Democratic Party in Jammu.

One of the protestors said, "This protest is against Mufti's statement after the Gupkar meeting that Pakistan is a participant in the Kashmir issue. They should be jailed."

Protest against Mehbooba Mufti:

Ahead of the meeting of PM Narendra Modi on Jammu and Kashmir, the protest of former CM Mehbooba Mufti has started. According to the information received, the Dogra Front protested against Mehbooba Mufti, the chief of the People's Democratic Party in Jammu. One of the protestors said, "This protest is against Mufti's statement after the Gupkar meeting that Pakistan is a participant in the Kashmir issue." They should be jailed.

J & K BJP Chief on matter:

BJP's Jammu and Kashmir unit president Ravinder Raina also made the remarks in a veiled reference to Mehbooba's demand for talks with everyone, including Pakistan. He said that India has always favored friendly relations with its neighbors which should not be taken as its weakness. "Conversation and guns cannot go together," he said.

He said that India shares very cordial relations with Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Afghanistan and other countries. "As far as Pakistan is concerned, it has waged a proxy war against India but it will never succeed in its plans. Trust can be developed through dialogue but Pakistan has never shown its sincerity to have good relations with India.

Recently, the Mufti had said that the issue of Jammu and Kashmir cannot be resolved without the restoration of Article 370 and peace cannot be established in Jammu and Kashmir. Ahead of the all-party meeting, PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti on Tuesday said that peace cannot be restored in the region without revoking the "illegal" and "unconstitutional" move to revoke the special status of the erstwhile Jammu and Kashmir state, he had said.

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