National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Saturday said no religion is bad but humans are corrupted while claiming that he never joined hands with Pakistan.
“No religion is bad, its humans who are corrupted, not a religion… They will use ‘Hindu khatre mai hain’ a lot during the elections… but I request you to not fall prey to it: National Conference president Farooq Abdullah in a public rally,” he said while addressing a public rally in Akhnoor district in Jammu and Kashmir.
He also said that they never joined with Pakistan. “We never joined hands with Pakistan. Jinnah had come to meet with my father, but we denied to join hands with him. We are glad for it, people in Pakistan are not empowered.”
Farooq Abdullah also questioned jobs promised by the governor. “We were promised 50,000 jobs here, where are they? Our doctors, nurses, paramedical staff, and our children are all unemployed. This cannot be done by a Governor, you cannot hold him accountable. Elections are important.”
On Friday, it was reported that the Farooq Abdullah stepped down as president of National Conference. However, it was said later that he would remain the president till the election for the presidential post of the party will be conducted on December 5.
