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Abdullah blames Pak for continued terror in J-K

by Nigraan News Desk
July 20, 2025
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Abdullah blames Pak for continued terror in J-K

Abdullah blames Pak for continued terror in J-K

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SRINAGAR: (Jul 20) Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has unequivocally stated that Pakistan’s “inimical intentions” remain the most formidable challenge to achieving a terror-free Jammu and Kashmir, cautioning Islamabad that India now views any terror attack as an act of war.

In an interview with PTI, Abdullah dismissed the narrative that the abrogation of Article 370 was the solution to terrorism in the region, asserting that the recent Pahalgam attack, which claimed 26 lives, had starkly proven this false.

“No matter what we do, if Pakistan’s intent is inimical, then we will never fully achieve a terror-free Jammu and Kashmir. And I think Pahalgam has proven that,” Abdullah said.

 

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