Amarnath Yatra an opportunity to defeat hate, build trust: Mehbooba Mufti
Mehbooba made the appeal while addressing the local stakeholders at Pahalgam, which is one of the main base camps for the pilgrimage.
Mehbooba made the appeal while addressing the local stakeholders at Pahalgam, which is one of the main base camps for the pilgrimage.
Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president Mehbooba Mufti on Tuesday launched a fresh political outreach initiative, urging leaders across party lines to unite and seek a sustained dialogue with the Centre on the issue of restoration of statehood and other contentious matters concerning Jammu and Kashmir.
Questioning whether it was the change people of West Bengal voted for, she wrote: “The sad deteriorating law & order ever since BJP won the West Bengal elections is appalling to say the least.
PDP president Mehbooba Mufti on Sunday said that the inconclusive Islamabad talks once again show that the US has underestimated Iran.
After years away from the political spotlight of the House, PDP president Mehbooba Mufti visited the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly here on Monday and called for joint efforts by the government and opposition to restore the strength and dignity of the legislature.
The LG, accompanied by the chief secretary Atal Dulloo and DGP Nalin Prabhat, visited Srinagar’s SMHS hospital and met those injured in the blast.
“The party that brought 50 MLAs to campaign from village to village was rejected in Budgam. Congratulations to the people of Budgam,” she said.
The Budgam contest was widely seen as a litmus test for the leadership of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who has been under pressure from factions within his own party.
Mehbooba, who was addressing media persons here, sharply reacted to the Minister’s communal insinuation and reminded him that the assassins of Mahatma Gandhi and former Prime Ministers Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi were not Muslims.
Congratulating Zohran Mamdani on his resounding victory in the New York City mayoral election, National Conference president Dr Farooq Abdullah said his win is a reminder that when people reject hate and embrace humanity, they build bridges that endure.
