Archive · 29 Dec 2025
Abdullah urges Centre to curb communal violence
Farooq Abdullah, a leader from Jammu and Kashmir, spoke to reporters about some bad things happening in his region.
He said that some people threw stones at a mosque and a school for religious learning.
He believes the central government should tell all state governments to stop such violent incidents.
He also talked about wanting peace and good relations with Bangladesh.
He hopes that the new year will bring more peace and that tourism will improve in his region.
Farooq Abdullah urged the Centre to direct state governments to prevent communal violence.
He commented on an incident of alleged stone-pelting on a mosque and madrassa in Kishtwar.
Abdullah emphasized India's secular nature and the right to practice any religion.
He expressed hope for peaceful elections in Bangladesh and better India-Bangladesh relations.
Abdullah prayed for a better New Year with peace and improved tourism.
- Who
- Farooq Abdullah, National Conference president and former J&K CM
- What
- Urged Centre to prevent communal violence, commented on Bangladesh elections
- When
- December 29
- Where
- Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir
- Why
- To maintain secularism and prevent communal violence
- Person
- Farooq Abdullah
- Incident
- Stone-pelting on mosque and madrassa
- Location
- Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir
- Date
- December 29
- Role
- National Conference president and former J&K CM
- Context
- Communal violence prevention
- Hope
- Peaceful elections in Bangladesh
- Wish
- Better New Year with peace and tourism