Srinagar/Hyderabad, Oct 24 (Maxim News): Jammu and Kashmir National Conference president Farooq Abdullah has claimed that Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts are helping raise the concerns of Kashmiris at international forums. He also questioned the Indian government’s intentions towards the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
Abdullah made the remarks on Saturday while addressing a party workers’ convention in Baramulla, north Kashmir. He said Pakistan was raising the Kashmir issue at various international platforms.
“Pakistan is going to many places and talking about Kashmiris. That is why the people of Jammu and Kashmir are being saved. Otherwise, India’s intentions towards Kashmiris are not right,” he said.
His remarks came during a broader criticism of the administration in Jammu and Kashmir. He also raised concerns over pending matters in the health sector.
Farooq Abdullah Criticises Administration Over Pending Issues
The former chief minister alleged that files related to the health sector had remained pending in the Lieutenant Governor’s office for more than a year.
Abdullah questioned delays in decisions affecting healthcare institutions. He also criticised the current administrative system and called for greater attention to public concerns.
The National Conference president urged people in Jammu and Kashmir to stand together to protect their rights. He said collective efforts were necessary to address the region’s political and social challenges.
Abdullah’s comments on Pakistan and India were made during a political address. They represent his views and have not been independently established as factual assessments of the governments’ intentions.
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