Farooq Abdullah’s Strong Message to Pakistan: Kashmir Will Never Become Pakistan
In the wake of a tragic terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Ganderbal district on the Srinagar-Leh National Highway, National Conference president Farooq Abdullah delivered a stern message to Pakistan, firmly condemning the violence. The attack, which took place at a tunnel construction site in Gagangir, resulted in the death of a doctor and six migrant laborers. Abdullah expressed his deepest condolences and called for an end to terrorism, while also warning Pakistan of severe consequences if it continues to foster terrorism.
Kashmir: A Land of Resilience and Resolve
Farooq Abdullah, whose party has recently formed the government in the Union Territory, made it clear that Kashmir will never become part of Pakistan. In a passionate statement, he addressed Pakistan’s leadership, urging them to stop the spread of terrorism if they truly seek better relations with India.
“Kashmir Pakistan nahi banega” (Kashmir will never become Pakistan), Abdullah emphasized, adding that it is time for both countries to strive for peace and dignity. He voiced his frustration over the ongoing violence, saying that such acts of terrorism only deepen the region’s suffering.
The Tragedy of Innocent Lives Lost
The attack on the tunnel construction site has shaken the region, with the loss of several innocent lives, including a doctor and six migrant laborers. These individuals, working to improve the infrastructure of the region, became victims of a senseless and brutal assault. Abdullah condemned the attackers, questioning what they hoped to achieve through such violence.
“What will the terrorists get from this?” Abdullah asked, pointing out that such acts would never fulfill the delusional goal of making Kashmir a part of Pakistan. He stressed that terrorism has only prolonged the suffering of the Kashmiri people and hindered efforts for development and peace.
Pakistan’s Role in Fostering Terrorism
Abdullah’s message was particularly directed at Pakistan’s continued role in supporting terrorism in the region. “If they couldn’t create a Pakistan in 75 years, how do they expect to achieve it now?” he remarked, expressing disbelief over Pakistan’s persistence in supporting terror activities.
He went on to warn Pakistan of “very severe” consequences if it does not cease its support for terrorism. Abdullah underlined that peace talks between the two nations could never proceed while Pakistan continues to foster violence against innocent people in Kashmir. He emphasized that Pakistan needs to take a clear and decisive stand against terrorism if it genuinely seeks improved relations with India.
A Call for Peace and Unity
The National Conference president called for an end to the misery that terrorism has brought to Kashmir over the years. “Let us live with dignity and succeed,” he urged, highlighting the aspirations of the Kashmiri people to move forward and build a future free from violence and fear.
Abdullah’s speech resonates strongly with the people of Kashmir, who have long been caught in the crossfire of political conflict and terrorism. His firm stance sends a clear message: Kashmiris want peace, development, and prosperity, and the continued violence only serves to hinder these goals.
Conclusion: A Future Without Terrorism
The terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir is a painful reminder of the challenges that the region continues to face. However, leaders like Farooq Abdullah remain steadfast in their resolve that Kashmir will never fall into the hands of terrorism or external forces. His message to Pakistan is clear—stop the spread of terror, or face severe repercussions.
As the people of Kashmir work towards a future of peace and stability, the world watches to see if Pakistan will heed the call and choose a path of diplomacy and peace. For now, the message remains firm: Kashmir belongs to India, and the dream of turning it into Pakistan will never be realized.
