‘Kashmir incomplete without Hindus’, Mehbooba Mufti joined Kshir Bhavani Fair; Pray – Now you have to return – Mehbooba Mufti asks for Kashmiri Pandit return at Keer Bhawani Mela Srinagar News

PDP President Mehbooba Mufti welcomed Kashmiri Pandits on the Kshir Bhavani Fair and asked for his return. He said that Kashmir is incomplete without Kashmiri Hindus and that their safe return is needed. Mufti insisted on dialogue to solve the Kashmir issue and urged India-Pakistan to take the way of reconciliation. State Bureau, Srinagar. The president of the People’s Democratic Party and former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir Mehbooba Mufti also attended the Kermabavani on Tuesday. He congratulated Kashmiri Hindus and other dedicated from abroad on the Kseer Bhavani Kseer Bhavani, saying that Kashmir is incomplete without Kashmiri Hindus. Kashmiri Hindus must return to the land of their ancestors. On this occasion, he emphasizes negotiations to solve the Kashmir problem and said that guns or war can be solved no problem. Mehbooba Mufti spoke to reporters in the temple premises and said that I came here today to welcome dedications in the temple of Maa Kshir Bhavani in Tulamula. Many of our Kashmiri Hindu brothers and sisters who left here because of the difficult situation had to migrate many of them, come here today. This scholarship is a symbol of our mixed culture, it is part of our tradition. He said the PDP supported from the beginning and tried to support the Kashmiri Hindus in Kashmir. He said that when the PDP first started in Jammu and Kashmir, the colonies of displaced Kashmiri Hindus began to build. He said Kashmir is incomplete without Kashmiri Hindus. Every Kashmiri -Muslim wants him to come back, everyone awaits him. We also met Lieutenant -Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday and also gave a road map for returning Kashmiri Hindus. Mehbooba Mufti said that permanent peace in Kashmir cannot be restored in Kashmir without the return of Kashmiri Hindus to Kashmir. The Kashmir issue is a political matter, it will be resolved by dialogue between all parties involved. It will not be solved with gun and rust. Therefore, Indo-Pakistan must take the way of conversation and reconciliation instead of fighting among themselves. Kashmiri Hindus must also return to Kashmir and play their role in the political solution of the Kashmir problem.