AFSPA to go from J&K after “permanent restoration” of peace: Rajnath

Jammu: Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday said that the Armed Forced Special Powers Act (AFSPA) will go from Jammu and Kashmir too but only when “permanent peace” will be restored.

Singh was speaking at a Security Conclave organised by the BJP here at University of Jammu.

“AFSPA was removed from the larger parts of North East and it will also withdrawn from the Jammu and Kashmir whenever “permanent peace” will be restored,” said Singh adding that there is no fixed time for it.

On PoJK, he said, “PoJK was, is and will be an integral part of India.”

Singh however, counted the achievements made in the Defence sector in nine years period of Prime Minister Narendra Modi led government.

He further said that people of Jammu and Kashmir were delivered justice after the revocation of Article 370 and 35A of which they remained deprived for decades.

On Defence sector, he said, “India is getting stronger day by day and we are capable of giving befitting reply to our adversaries within our territory and across the border as well.”

“The defence mechanism will never be allowed to be weakened,” he stated.

Hot this week

Could Oil Turn Somaliland into a Prosperous African Nation?

Key TakeawaysSomaliland's oil reserves hold the key to the...

35 pieces of Shraddha’s body

Love is a powerful emotion. Love inspires you to...

The ‘Thai’ Touch in India

Thai Massage Parlours in the most populous cities across...

‘Justice for Bhavyasri’ trends on social media, seeks fairness for 17-year-old

Key TakeawaysThe #JusticeForBhavyasri campaign gained momentum on social media...

The world is raving about Saudi Arabia’s rave party

I always thought that rave parties were the prerogative...

Terrorist Attack on CRPF Checkpost in Kulgam, Three Jawans Injured

Terrorists attacked a CRPF camp in the Kulgam district...

Israel’s First Ambassador Presents Credentials in Somaliland — What Next?

Israel’s first ambassador to Somaliland has presented his credentials...

From Gaadi to Gaadhi: The Indian Words That Found a Home in Somaliland

Sometimes, the most fascinating discoveries about a country are...

Somaliland Could Become the Medical Tourism Capital of Africa

Africa spends billions of dollars every year seeking medical...

The Menacing Yearly Zombie: Deepavali Pollution Debate

Deepavali, indeed the biggest and one of the most...

Somaliland: India’s 1971 Moment

In 1971, India did not ask Pakistan for permission...
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img