Not a single bullet was fired after Congress predicated bloodshed in Kashmir on removal of 370, Amit Shah
NEW DELHI| On Tuesday Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury questioned Union Home Minister Amit Shah, why normalcy has not been restored in Jammu and Kashmir and why Farooq Abdullah not release yet. On which Shah replied in the Lok Sabha that the situation in Jammu and Kashmir was completely normal, and said the detained political leaders will be released as soon as the administration decides to do so.
Amit Shah also added Kashmir is normal but I can’t make congress normal. Congress’s predication on removal of 370 in Kashmir has gone completely wrong. “Situation in Kashmir valley is completely normal. I can’t make Congress’s condition normal, because they had predicted bloodshed after abrogation of Article 370. Nothing of that sort happened not one bullet was fired,” Amit Shah.
HM Amit Shah in Lok Sabha: Situation in Kashmir valley is completely normal. I can't make Congress's condition normal, because they had predicted bloodshed after abrogation of article 370. Nothing of that sort happened, not one bullet was fired pic.twitter.com/xg6rqyZ7Fx
— ANI (@ANI) December 10, 2019
99.5% of students sat for exams, 7 lakh peoples availed OPD services in Srinagar, curfew, sec 144 removed from everywhere, claimed Amit Shah in Lok Sabha. Takin a dig at Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, Shah said according to Adhir Ranjan Ji this is not normalcy.
HM: 99.5% students sat for exams there,but for Adhir Ranjan ji this is not normalcy,7 lakh ppl availed OPD services in Srinagar,curfew,sec 144 removed from everywhere. But for Adhir ji only parameter for normalcy is political activity. What about local body polls which were held? https://t.co/YXEJAiA3ME pic.twitter.com/vwahLWeACO
— ANI (@ANI) December 10, 2019
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On Detention of Farooq Abdullah, Shah said, Congress kept them in prison for around 11 years, we won’t follow them. It’s on local administration to decide to set them free, Center won’t interfere.
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