National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Sunday said Kashmiris were not involved in the recent civilian killings in the union territory and that the attacks were a conspiracy to defame Kashmiris. He termed these incidents as an attempt to disrupt the peaceful atmosphere in the Union Territory.
“These killings are unfortunate and have been done as part of a conspiracy. Kashmiris are not involved in these killings. It is an attempt to defame Kashmiris,” Abdullah told reporters here. The Lok Sabha member from Srinagar said that these killings are an attempt to disturb the peaceful atmosphere in the Valley.
Terrorists on Saturday shot dead two non-locals in Jammu and Kashmir’s Srinagar and Pulwama districts. Earlier, seven civilians, including four from minority communities, were killed by terrorists in Kashmir, triggering fear among people in the Valley and the security apparatus criticized by political parties.
Asked about the NSA-level talks between India and Pakistan, Abdullah said any initiative that leads to friendship is welcome.
“We should pray and hope that there is friendship between the two countries and we can live (peacefully),” he said.
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