Addressing four rallies on Saturday, starting in Mendhar (Poonch) followed by Thanamandi and Rajouri, Shah attacked the National Conference (NC) Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the Congress, saying the three parties have enabled the spread of terrorism in J-K since the 1990s.

India and Pakistan have a ceasefire agreement on the Line of Control that largely holds. But Pakistan has pushed a large number of militants into the Jammu region, and they have killed dozens of peopl

JAMMU: Union home minister Amit Shah accused National Conference (NC), Congress, and PDP of holding democracy hostage and spreading terrorism in J&K. Speaking at an election rally in Mendhar near the LoC in Poonch district of Jammu division Saturday,

Union Home Minister Amit Shah, speaking at an election rally in Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir, emphasized the current peace along the borders due to Pakistan's fear of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s strong response.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah said Saturday that the tribals of Rajouri and Poonch are defenders of Jammu and Kashmir and the entire country was proud of them, as he slammed rival parties -- Congress,

Union Home Minister Amit Shah accused the Gandhi, Mufti, and Abdullah families of keeping Jammu and Kashmir in a state of terror for 35 years. He asserted that terrorism cannot return under Prime Minister Modi's leadership.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah is going to address an important rally in Mendhar, Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday. Security has been tightened ..|News Track

Ahead of the second phase of the J&K Assembly Elections, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on1 held a public meeting for BJP’s Mendhar Candidate Murtaza Khan. Mendhar will go to polls in the second phase of assembly elections on5.

Mr. Shah addressed poll rallies in five Assembly constituencies closer to the LoC in the Pir Panjal range in Jammu division. “Pakistan was scared of PM Modi. It’s because of him no ceasefire violation is reported on Jammu borders.

Union Home Minister, Amit Shah said on Saturday that if bullets are fired from across the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), those would be responded to by bullets, not dialogue.