Archive · 2 Jan 2026
Farooq Abdullah Warns Against Hitler-like Regime Over Kashmir Attacks
Farooq Abdullah, a leader from Kashmir, spoke out against recent attacks on people from Kashmir in other parts of India.
He compared the attackers to Nazis and said they would meet the same fate.
Videos show people attacking Kashmiri traders and making it hard for Kashmiri women to find places to live.
The government said such crimes won't be tolerated and arrested one person involved.
Farooq also talked about the importance of friendship with neighboring countries like Bangladesh.
Farooq Abdullah condemned attacks on Kashmiris, comparing attackers to Nazis.
Videos show attacks on Kashmiri shawl traders in Himachal, Uttarakhand, and Haryana.
Government condemned attacks, arrested a Bajrang Dal activist.
Kashmiri woman faced discrimination in finding rented lodgings in Delhi.
Farooq prayed for peace and stronger friendship with neighboring countries.
- Who
- Farooq Abdullah, Kashmiri traders, students, women
- What
- Attacks on Kashmiris, condemnation by Farooq Abdullah, government response
- When
- Recent incidents, comments made on Thursday
- Where
- Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Haryana, Delhi, Srinagar
- Why
- Communal tensions, extremist activities, discrimination against Kashmiris
- Person
- Farooq Abdullah
- Role
- National Conference president, former J&K CM
- Incidents
- Attacks on Kashmiris in Himachal, Uttarakhand, Haryana
- Victims
- Kashmiri shawl traders, students, women
- Government Response
- Condemned attacks, arrested Bajrang Dal activist
- Key Quote
- Hitler vanished; he shot himself. Nazism ended there and God willing, the time will come here as well when these extremists will go away.
- External Affairs
- Jaishankar attended Khaleda Zia's funeral