Hizbul warns of 'nuclear war' between India and Pakistan on Kashmir

Islamabad: Following some 'hard' talks by Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh at SAARC conference a couple of days ago, the terror organisation Hizbul Mujaheedin had come out with another shocker threatening of a nuclear war between India and Pakistan.

Igniting the tension between two neighbour countries, Sayed Salauddin, the chief of Hizbul, issued this warning at a press conference warned India that a nuclear war could take place on the issue of Kashmir.

The fresh tension was brewing after encounter of Hizbul commander Burhan Wani and the terror outfits were not sparing any effort to fan it.

What Hizbul chief Salahuddin said further:

• Pakistan owes moral, political and constitutional duty to support the cause of Kashmir freedom.
• If Pakistan continue to extend support on the Kashmir issue, the possibility of a nuclear warfare is not far.
• The Kashmiris will fight till the last breath for Kashmir irrespective of the global view or role of United Nations.
• I can say it with conviction that Kashmir could be the reason for the fourth Wolrd War..
• Kashmiris have been left with no option but to go for 'Jihad'.
• Modi government in India has also nothing to offer to them and the Kashmiris are in no mood to compromise on their freedom struggle.

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