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BJP has pushed Kashmiri youth to gun: Ghulam Nabi Azad

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April 3, 2019
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By Tasadduq Hussain
Srinagar:  It is the failure of Bharatiya Janata Party, its policies that has pushed the educated youth to join militancy said Senior Congress leader and former chief minster Ghulam Nabi Azad on Wednesday.
 Azad was addressing a workers convention at Lalpora Lolab in north Kahsmir’s Kupwara district.
He said that youth of Kashmir have been pushed to adopt ‘anti Kashmir policies’.

Reacting to Omer Abdullah’s statement for bringing back Prime Minster and Sadr e Riyasat for J&K, Azad put the onus on BJP of all such statements.

“Modi himself has no control on his tongue and he never knows what he is uttering,” he said.
“All the BJP party members have been using abusive language against the Muslims and Islam. BJP and Modi himself is responsible for prevailing situation in Kashmir,” he said.
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