Former CM of J&K Omar Abdullah met Rajnath Singh today.
Former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah on Sunday anticipated that Union Home Rajnath Singh will take decisions in the favour of Jammu and Kashmir. Omar asserted and said that he hopes that the message which Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave from the ramparts of Red Fort is implemented and situation in the valley is brought back to normal.
'We have put forward party's view point in front of the Home Minister in reference to the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, my other members who came from Leh and Kargil have put forward their view point in reference to Leh and Kargil. The Home Minister has now come on a four-day visit here and meeting people. And we expect that he will take some decision after reaching the centre that will benefit the state of Jammu and Kashmir,' said Omar.
'Prime Minister Narendra Modi's words from the Red Fort on August 15 have touched every heart in Jammu and Kashmir and we wish that those words are implemented,' he added.
Singh is on a four-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir to hold talks with Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti and meet all the stakeholders.
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, who is on a four-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir, on Sunday reiterated that he is willing to have discussion with anyone with an open heart to bring peace to the Valley.
He also appealed to the people to come forward to have a discussion if they have any complaints or qualms.
Interacting the Jammu and Kashmir Police here, Singh said Kashmir will be rid of violence and will become heaven again, adding no power in the world can stop this from happening.
‘I appeal to everyone to come forward to have a discussion. If you have any complaints or qualms, I am ready to have talks with an open heart’.Kashmir will get rid of violence and will become heaven again. No power in the world can stop this from happening,’ he said.
The Home Minister further said that he has ordered for bullet proof vehicles at police stations in the state.
‘Orders have been issued for bullet proof vehicles at all police stations in Jammu and Kashmir. Our jawans should also get bullet proof jackets and fund for this has been released,’ he said.
Talking about police officer ASI Abdul Rashid, who was shot dead by militants in an attack in Srinagar on Tuesday, he said he was upset to see his daughter crying.
‘I saw image of ASI Abdul Rashid’s daughter Zohra. After seeing her teary-eyed face, my heart cannot stop feeling her pain.’
Delivering Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s message to the security personnel, Home Minister Singh said, ‘I have Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s message for you; he appreciated and acknowledged bravery and valour shown by you.’
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