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No power on earth can separate Kashmir from India: Rajnath

NEW DELHI: Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday lashed out at Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's comment on Kashmir and said no power on earth can separate it from India. "Kashmir is an inseparable part of India. No power on earth can separate it from India," Singh said while replying to a debate in the Rajya Sabha on the current situation in the Kashmir Valley. "Talks would not be held with Pakistan regarding Kashmir but on the issue of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir," he added. He said slogans like "Pakistan zindabad" that some people in Kashmir chant "won't be tolerated" on Indian territory. The Home Minister said that "whatever is happening in the Kashmir Valley is sponsored by Pakistan". Singh said this after a discussion in the Rajya Sabha on the situation in Kashmir. "When I visited Srinagar and Anantnag on July 23 and 24, I met about 30 delegations from different walks of life and discussed the Kashmir issue," he said. He also said that the separatists have been calling for shutdowns in the Kashmir Valley. "I am not saying that people living in Kashmir are leading a normal life but the state government is trying its best to provide basic facilities," Rajnath added.

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