Kashmir’s Destiny Lies With Delhi, Not Islamabad or Washington, Says Apni Party’s Bukhari

Speaking exclusively to ABP Live, Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari, founder and president, Jammu & Kashmir Apni Party, said Delhi should give amnesty to the stone-pelters, and equal rights to Kashmiris

Bukhari, 66, is a former J&K minister who formed the Apni Party on 8 March, 2020, seven months after Article 370 and 35A were abrogated.

Source : PTI

Srinagar, Kashmir: With the assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir nearly coming to an end, and with two of the three phases witnessing an impressive turnout, it is time for New Delhi to “respond” by way of giving general amnesty to locals who have been put behind bars across several jails in India, Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari, founder and president, Jammu & Kashmir Apni Party, has said. Speaking to ABPLive, he also urged “equal rights for the Kashmiris like any other