Farooq Abdullah pays homage at Ajmer Dargah, prays for unity and peace
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Synopsis
Jaipur, Jan 17 (NationPress) Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah visited the Dargah in Ajmer on Friday evening, praying for peace and brotherhood throughout the nation. He spoke about the challenges in Jammu and Kashmir, the need for snow, and addressed safety concerns following a recent attack on actor Saif Ali Khan.
Key Takeaways
- Farooq Abdullah visited the Ajmer Dargah.
- He prayed for peace, progress, and snowfall.
- Addressed the attack on Saif Ali Khan.
- Rejected the idea of collaborating with BJP.
- Discussed the mysterious illness outbreak in Rajouri.
Jaipur, Jan 17 (NationPress) Farooq Abdullah, the former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, made a visit to the Dargah in Ajmer on Friday evening, where he prayed for peace and brotherhood throughout the nation.
He expressed his happiness about visiting the shrine and held aspirations for the people of Jammu and Kashmir to rise above the challenges faced in the last decade.
Abdullah mentioned his prayers for peace, progress, and snowfall, highlighting the urgent need for snow to resolve water scarcity issues.
He also addressed the recent incident involving actor Saif Ali Khan, indicating that such events are becoming increasingly frequent. He expressed his relief that Khan was unharmed and wished him a quick recovery.
Abdullah emphasized that such attacks should not take place in the country, reiterating the necessity for a safer environment.
When questioned about a potential alliance between the National Conference and the BJP, Farooq Abdullah categorically rejected the notion.
"This can never happen. We cannot collaborate with those who propagate hatred," he stated.
In light of the recent outbreak of a mysterious illness in Rajouri, which resulted in 15 fatalities, he mentioned that efforts are in progress to identify the virus.
Regarding the Delhi elections, the former Chief Minister noted that elections are a usual affair.
Additionally, an accident involving a vehicle in Farooq Abdullah's convoy occurred on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway near Dausa on Friday afternoon around 1:45 PM. A Nilgai unexpectedly appeared in front of the vehicle, causing a collision that affected a Delhi Police escort car. Thankfully, no injuries were reported due to the effective deployment of both front airbags.
