Stating that some fundamentalist elements were trying to divide the people of the country on communal lines amid the hijab controversy, National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Sunday said that everyone has the right to wear whatever they want and follow their religious beliefs. Free to follow. He also targeted the Delimitation Commission and said that it is completely wrong.
“The country is equal for all. As long as you don’t endanger the integrity of the nation, you have the right to eat anything, wear anything. Everyone has their own religion.” Abdullah, who is also an MP, told reporters in south Kashmir’s Pulwama.
These fundamentalist elements are trying to divide the people of the country on communal lines so that they can win the elections. God willing, it will end one day, the NC leader said. When asked about the Delimitation Commission, Abdullah said that it is completely wrong.
We are preparing our reply and will submit it to them (panel) before February 14. It will also come before you and you will see what issues we have raised, he said. The Delimitation Commission was constituted in March 2020 to redraw the assembly constituencies of Jammu and Kashmir.
It is headed by former Supreme Court Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai and has Chief Election Commissioner Sushil Chandra and State Election Commissioner of Jammu and Kashmir as ex-officio members. In its draft report shared with its five affiliated members – all Lok Sabha members from Jammu and Kashmir – the delimitation panel has proposed an overhaul of the assembly and Lok Sabha constituencies in the union territory.
Advocating talks between India and Pakistan, Abdullah said that the friendship between the two countries will break the waves of enmity. It seems that relations between India and Pakistan will improve. If there is friendship between the two countries, then this wave of enmity will break. Srinagar Lok Sabha MP.
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