Devendra Fadnavis Attacks Congress Over Gupkar Alliance

New Delhi:

BJP chief Devendra Fadnavis on Wednesday criticised the Congress for “turning into half” of the Folks’s Alliance for Gupkar Declaration (PAGD) in Jammu and Kashmir.

Alleging that the grouping’s agenda is to revive the provisions of Article 370 of the Structure in J&Ok, he claimed that this has “uncovered” the Congress.

The Congress had asserted on Tuesday that it was not part of the Gupkar Alliance.

Chatting with reporters right here, Mr Fadnavis stated the PAGD has the PDP, Nationwide Convention, Folks’s Convention, CPI(M), Folks’s United Entrance, Panthers Occasion and Awami Nationwide Convention as its members.

“And together with these events, the Congress too has grow to be part of it. We wish to ask a query to the Congress whether or not it helps the PAGD’s agenda?” Mr Fadnavis stated.

Nationwide Convention chief Farooq Abdullah had stated that Article 370 shall be restored with the assistance of China, the BJP chief alleged.

Mr Abdullah’s social gathering had denied final month that he had made any such assertion.

Mr Fadnavis additionally claimed that one other chief of the alliance, PDP’s Mehbooba Mufti, had stated that India’s tricolour won’t be allowed to be hoisted in Kashmir.

Mr Mufti earlier this month had stated she’s going to maintain the tricolour and the flag of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir collectively, including that as an MLA she had reaffirmed her religion within the J-Ok Structure and the sovereignty and integrity of India as each are inseparable.

The previous Jammu and Kashmir chief minister had final month stated she was not fascinated with contesting elections or holding the nationwide flag until the constitutional modifications effected in August 2019 are rolled again.

“The agenda of all these individuals is to revive Article 370. I wish to inform them clearly that no energy on this planet can restore Article 370. And if somebody tries, the individuals of India won’t allow them to try this,” he stated.