After Kulgam Terror Attack, Farooq Abdullah Advocates "Path of Dialogue" with Pakistan
Abdullah said militants still pose a threat and urged Pakistan to stop terrorism as he called for renewed dialogue to resolve disputes.
- On Thursday, National Conference President Farooq Abdullah urged Pakistan to end terrorism and choose dialogue, asserting that terrorism will not succeed in Kashmir despite recent security incidents.
- The call comes amid a spate of violence, including a Wednesday attack in Kulgam where unidentified assailants injured three CRPF personnel and the killing of two Special Police Officers in Kishtwar.
- Authorities recovered the bodies of SPOs Babi Chand and Rashpal Kumar Thursday morning after they went missing while traveling from their camp to an Army post in the Dachhan belt.
- Abdullah proposed reviving the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation to facilitate dialogue, emphasizing that "bullets and talks cannot go together" while maintaining Kashmir remains part of India.
- Muntazir Mehdi condemned the attacks and questioned the Central Government's approach, arguing that controlling visible signs of instability cannot constitute a permanent solution to Kashmir's security challenges.
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End Terrorism, Choose Path of Dialogue: Farooq Abdullah Tells Pakistan After Kulgam Attack
National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Thursday made a strong pitch for dialogue between India and Pakistan, asserting that bullets and military confrontation cannot resolve political disputes and that meaningful engagement must begin without waiting for hostilities to end
Regarding the terrorist attack on CRPF personnel in Kulgam, Jammu and Kashmir, National Conference President Farooq Abdullah said that terrorism has not ended. He reminded those in Delhi who claim to have eradicated terrorism that ways must be found to eliminate it.
After Kulgam terror attack, Farooq Abdullah advocates "path of dialogue" with Pakistan
National Conference president Farooq Abdullah called for dialogue with Pakistan to resolve outstanding issues, saying terrorism would lead nowhere, as he condemned the killings of two SPOs in Kishtwar and the attack on CRPF personnel in Kulgam.
Terrorism will never succeed In Kashmir: Farooq Abdullah
Srinagar, Nov 12: National Conference President Dr. Farooq Abdullah on Thursday said terrorism will never succeed in Kashmir and those thinking they can grab Kashmir through terror are living in a misunderstanding. Speaking to reporters, Abdullah said those who claim daily in Delhi that terrorism has ended should be reminded that terrorism still exists, and ways must be found to end it. Reacting to the Kishtwar attack in which two SPOs were targ…
Farooq Abdullah Says Terrorism Cannot Succeed in Kashmir, Urges Pakistan to Choose Dialogue
Srinagar, November 12, 2026 (Yes Punjab News) National Conference president and former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah on Thursday condemned continuing terrorist violence in the Union Territory and urged Pakistan to abandon terrorism and pursue dialogue to resolve outstanding issues. Speaking to reporters following the attacks in Kulgam and Kishtwar, Abdullah said terrorism […]
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