Amit Shah Rules Out Talks With Pakistan, Says 'Modi Government Will Wipe Out Terrorism From Jammu and Kashmir'

Baramulla, October 5: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday ruled out holding any dialogue with Pakistan and asserted that the Modi government will wipe out terrorism from Jammu and Kashmir and make it the most peaceful place in the country.

Addressing a rally here, Shah asked whether terrorism has ever benefited anyone as the menace has claimed 42,000 lives since the 1990s in J and K.

He also blamed the families of the Abdullahs (National Conference), Muftis (PDP) and Nehru-Gandhi (Congress) for the alleged underdevelopment of Jammu and Kashmir as they ruled the erstwhile state most of the time since the country's independence in 1947. Amit Shah Security Breach: TRS Leader Gosula Srinivas Detained for Parking His Car in Front of Home Minister’s Convoy in Hyderabad (Watch Video).

“Some people say we should talk to Pakistan. Why should we talk to Pakistan? We will not talk. We will talk to the people of Baramulla, we will talk to the people of Kashmir,” Shah said. He said the Modi government does not tolerate terrorism and it wants to end and wipe it out. Rajasthan: Amit Shah Lays Foundation Stone of Border Tourism Development Work at Tanot Temple Complex Near India-Pakistan Border.

“We want to make Jammu and Kashmir the most peaceful place in the country,” he said. Shah said some people often talk about Pakistan but he wanted to know how many villages in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) have electricity connections.

“We have ensured, in the last three years, that all villages in Kashmir have electricity connection,” he added. Coming down heavily on three political families for the second consecutive day, even taking their names, the home minister alleged that their rules were full of misgovernance, corruption and lack of development.

“Mufti and company, Abdullah and sons and the Congress have done nothing for the welfare of the people of Jammu and Kashmir,” he said.