BJP spreading hate to win Uttar Pradesh assembly polls: Farooq Abdullah
The Hindu
He warned the ruling party in Delhi that the growing hatred can disintegrate India.
Describing “hate” as a weapon to win elections in India, National Conference (NC) president Farooq Abdullah on Thursday alleged that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is spreading it to win the assembly polls in Uttar Pradesh early next year.
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Mr. Abdullah called upon the people to fight hate to save Jammu and Kashmir as well as the country, and warned that if hatred continues to grow, India’s disintegration cannot be stopped.
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