NC Leaders Arrive At Farooq Abdulla’s Residence

NC leaders arrive at Farooq Abdulla’s house, know-how political bets failed. The stakes of National Conference President Dr. Farooq Abdullah, who was avoiding to start political activities amid the changed political equations in Jammu and Kashmir, failed on Thursday. He hoped that the state government would not allow his colleagues for the meeting and he would say that the government has lied on the detention of NC leaders in the court, but the four-party leaders attended the meeting.

Farooq said that today’s meeting should be confined to the meeting and said that it is not a political meeting. All the leaders will be released, only then will there be political talk. Farooq had called four leaders at his home, who according to him were among the 16 detained or detained leaders. He also went to court for their release and the state administration made it clear that there was no house arrest.

National Conference had told the four leaders under house arrest, all arrived to join the meeting

No leader called for the meeting on Thursday evening said that he had been stopped anywhere. These include Ali Mohammad Sagar, Nasir Aslam Wani, Abdul Rahim Rather and Mohammad Shafi Uri. Bilal, a Kashmir affairs expert and journalist, said that Omar Abdullah had said in the past that all the detained leaders were being summoned for a turn meeting to see whether the government’s claim was true or false. is. After this, you can understand the meaning of today’s meeting. It is necessary for the NC to maintain itself in the politics of Jammu and Kashmir at this time and today’s meeting is the beginning of this process.

Farooq gave this response

He said that Farooq’s statement about the meeting is also worth noting. Farooq has said that we had called today’s meeting to see if our leaders were allowed to move out of the house. The government is lying on the detention and detention of leaders. Not all our leaders are free. I wish that all political leaders should be free in the same way as the press is, but where the media is also completely free. Farooq said that when I will be allowed to join the Parliament, what do I do at that time. Right now I am not completely free to go anywhere.