Indresh Kumar hits out at Farooq Abdullah, Mehbooba

New Delhi, Dec 7: Senior RSS leader and Patron of Muslim Rashtriya Manch (MRM) Indresh Kumar on Monday strongly deplored the remarks of the National Conference president Farooq Abdullah that people of Jammu and Kashmir may have to make “sacrifices” like agitating farmers to get back their rights, saying it shows that he loves violence, not peace.

He also asked Farooq Abdullah should leave the country and go to London to live with his wife if he feels suffocated in India.

The RSS leader also slammed former chief minister and PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti for staging a protest in the national capital against alleged repression of people of the union territory, saying “it has become a fashion for her to tell lies”.

He also said that both leaders from Jammu and Kashmir should stop playing “politics of provocation” and stop becoming an obstruction in maintaining unity and integrity of the country.

“His statement clearly shows that he loves violence, not peace. He is saying that he will get everyone killed, keep them hungry,” Indresh Kumar told reporters here at a press conference when asked for his comments on Abdullah’s remarks.

“Farooq Abdullah had earlier said that help of China will be taken for restoration of Jammu and Kashmir’s special status. Shall we accept it? Never. It’s nonsense. If he feels suffocated here, he should go wherever he wants, Arab or America. His wife lives in England. He can also think of going there to live with his wife. He will remain happy,” the RSS leader added.

Abdullah on Sunday said the people of Jammu and Kashmir may have to make “sacrifices”, as farmers protesting the new farm laws did, to restore its statehood and special status.

Addressing a convention of the National Conference’s youth wing on the occasion of the 116th birth anniversary of party founder Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah at his mausoleum at Naseembagh in Srinagar, Abdullah also said his party does not support violence.

Meanwhile, PDP Chief Mehbooba Mufti staged a dharna at Jantar Mantar here on Monday to protest the alleged repression of people of the union territory and demanded that killing of innocents be stopped immediately.

The Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president said she decided to stage a dharna in the national capital as she was never allowed to register her protest in Kashmir. She said she was either detained at her house or whisked away by police every time she planned a protest. Scores of PDP workers joined her in the protest at Jantar Mantar.