“It (Pakistan) has atom bombs, and unfortunately, that atom bomb will fall on us,” he stated.
Srinagar:
Responding to Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s comment, “PoK will be merged with India,” Jammu and Kashmir National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah stated on Sunday that Pakistan is just not carrying bangles and likewise has atom bombs that can fall on us.
“If the defence minister is saying it, then go ahead. Who are we to stop? But remember, they (Pakistan) are also not wearing bangles. It has atom bombs, and unfortunately, that atom bomb will fall on us,” he stated.
Earlier in April, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh stated that contemplating the event going down in India, the folks of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) will themselves demand to be with India.
“Don’t worry. PoK was, is and will remain ours,” Mr Singh stated, addressing a rally at West Bengal’s Darjeeling, the place the BJP had nominated sitting MP Raju Bista.
“India’s power is increasing. India’s prestige is increasing around the world, and our economy is fast progressing. Now our brothers and sisters in PoK will themselves demand to come with India,” Mr Singh additional stated.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday stated that Pakistan-occupied Kashmir is a part of India and added that there’s a decision of the Indian Parliament which states that PoK is a part of the nation.
He famous that individuals have been made to overlook about PoK, nevertheless, it’s now again within the consciousness of the folks of India.
Asked about India’s plans for PoK throughout an interactive session in Cuttack, Mr Jaishankar responded, “PoK has never been out of this country. It is part of this country. There is a resolution of the Indian Parliament that PoK is very much a part of India. Now, how did PoK, how did other people get control? You know, when you have someone who is not a responsible custodian of a house, someone steals from outside. Now, here you have allowed another country.”
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