No Talks Until Terror Ends: Shah's Clarion Call in J&K

Home Minister Amit Shah asserted there will be no dialogue with Pakistan until terrorism is eliminated. He emphasized that BJP's victory in Jammu and Kashmir is crucial for peace and development. Shah criticized the Gandhi and Abdullah families, accusing them of trying to end reservation and reviving terrorism.

Home Minister Amit Shah declared on Sunday that there will be no talks with Pakistan until terrorism is eradicated, underscoring the importance of the BJP coming to power in Jammu and Kashmir for ensuring peace and addressing cross-border issues effectively.

Speaking at an election rally, Shah accused the Gandhi and Abdullah families of attempting to end reservation policies, vowing that such efforts will not be permitted. He mocked Rahul Gandhi's slogan of 'Mohabbat Ki Dukan' and affirmed that after the election results on October 8, the Congress leader's 'shop of love' would be closed.

Shah condemned the National Conference, Congress, and PDP for their stance on terrorism, stating that no stone-pelter or terrorist will be released from jail. He pledged that a BJP government in J&K would release a white paper to uncover the role of these families in supporting terrorism, reinforcing his call for BJP's essential role in the region's development and stability.