Farooq Abdullah Refutes PM Modi's Claims of Implementing Pakistan's Agenda
National Conference President Farooq Abdullah vehemently denied Prime Minister Narendra Modi's allegations that his party, along with PDP and Congress, was following Pakistan's agenda in Jammu and Kashmir. Abdullah accused their critics of being the real agents of Pakistan, receiving funds, and supporting separatists.
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National Conference President Farooq Abdullah has strongly refuted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's allegations, stating that the party has never implemented Pakistan's agenda.
Addressing reporters in Hazratbal, Abdullah asserted that the accusations are unfounded and suggested that their critics were the actual agents of Pakistan. He highlighted the release of individuals who propagated Pakistan's narrative as evidence.
Abdullah also addressed unrelated allegations concerning the use of beef and fish oil in laddus at the Tirupati temple, suggesting the need for investigation and appropriate action.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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