Articles 370, 35A Should be Reviewed, Scrapped: Union Minister Rajnath Singh

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Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh. — File photo

Rajnath Singh attacked Kashmiri leader Omar Abdullah for his recent remarks that there should be a separate prime minister for Kashmir.

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LUCKNOW — Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, speaking at a voters’ awareness programme in Lucknow on Sunday said Articles 370 and 35A should be seriously reviewed and scrapped.

The Article 370 gives autonomous status to Jammu and Kashmir and Article 35A allows the Himalayan state’s legislature to define permanent residents of the state.

Singh refrred to Articles 370 and 35A while attacking National Conference leader Omar Abdullah for his recent remarks that there should be a separate prime minister for Kashmir.

“When a person, who has occupied a Constitutional post says such things, then Articles 370 and 35A should be seriously reviewed. Since these (provisions) have mostly caused losses, Articles 370 and 35A should be scrapped,” reports PTI.

Singh said, “There is a conspiracy in Jammu and Kashmir. Some organisations want to kindle the feelings of separatism among the people, but majority want to stay with India. Barring three-four organisations, the rest are with India”

The Lok Sabha MP also praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying International Monetary Fund has endorsed that India is growing at rapid speed, he mentioned.

(With agency inputs)

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