Farooq Abdullah Urges Pakistan To End Terrorism And Pursue Dialogue For Peace

National Conference President Farooq Abdullah has criticized the government's claim that terrorism has ended in Jammu and Kashmir. Addressing recent violence, including an attack in Kulgam that left three CRPF personnel injured, Abdullah asserted that terrorism remains a persistent threat. He warned that such attacks would not succeed in destabilizing the region, emphasizing that Kashmir remains an integral part of India. Abdullah urged Pakistan to abandon the path of violence and engage in <b>meaningful dialogue</b> to resolve outstanding issues. He stated that terrorism leads nowhere and called for a collective effort to eliminate the menace, stressing that peace is the only viable solution for the valley.