National Conference Chief Farooq Abdullah accused BJP of weakening national unity, while Home Minister Amit Shah defended the party, claiming BJP ensured peace in Jammu and Kashmir. The heated exchange comes amid fervent campaigns for the upcoming Assembly elections,

In a no-holds-barred attack on the Congress-National Conference alliance and the People’s Democratic Party, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Saturday that Jammu and Kashmir was burnt in the fire of terror for 35 years under Gandhis, Muftis and Abdullahs family.

Amit Shah said that there is peace along the borders in Jammu and Kashmir as Pakistan fears PM Modi and would not dare to open fire, knowing fully that India’s response will be befitting to silence its guns.

Srinagar: Home minister Amit Shah said Saturday that Pakistan is afraid of (Indian) Prime Minister Narendra Modi and that is why a ceasefire is holding along the borders.While speaking at a

Ahead of the second phase of the J&K Assembly Elections, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on1 held a public meeting for BJP’s Mendhar Candidate Murtaza Khan. Mendhar will go to polls in the second phase of assembly elections on5.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated that there is peace along the Jammu and Kashmir borders as Pakistan fears Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Addressing an election rally in Poonch, he praised the BJP-led Centre for reducing terrorism and promised more bunkers for border safety.

Mallikarjun Kharge denied accusations by PM Modi and Amit Shah that the Congress-National Conference alliance in Jammu and Kashmir aligns with Pakistan's interests. He asserted that Congress prioritises local welfare.

Mendhar: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said there is peace along the borders in Jammu and Kashmir as Pakistan fears Prime Minister Narendra Modi and would dare to open fire. Shah was addressing an election rally in this border area in the Union territory's Poonch district in support of BJP candidate Murtaza Khan.