The National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah has received a big statement on violence erupted in Leh, Ladakh. Farooq Abdullah supported the Ladakh violence through a press conference. He said, “The people of Ladakh are fighting for their statehood. Earlier they had raised their point peacefully but when no promises were made to him, they left Gandhi’s path and chose the path of movement.”

Farooq Abdullah further said, “People set fire to BJP’s office in Leh. I set the police vehicles on fire. I will ask the rule of India that our state is from the border of China and Pakistan. You do not provoke the spark here. You do not wait to make a spark again and this kingdom gets burnt again.”

‘No foreign forces, this voice of the people of Ladakh’

NC chief Farooq Abdullah said about the Ladakh violence, “Some people are saying that violence is happening here due to foreign forces. I want to tell that there is nothing like that. It is the voice of the people here. Those who are doing wrong with our state, they will have to learn from Ladakh.”

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Supporting the agitators of Leh, Farooq Abdullah said, “Now the youth here have decided to know but our state should not go. The National Conference has always chosen the path of peace and Gandhi, but what our children will do cannot be said. It cannot be said. Such issues should be talked about solving, not to confuse it.”

‘We are with all children’- Farooq Abdullah

He further said, “What is happening in Ladakh, we are with all those children. What is happening in Ladakh is happening due to the leaders sitting in Delhi. They should wake up. Otherwise it will be too late.”

When Farooq Abdullah was asked whether China has captured India’s land? In response, the NC chief said, “If not occupied, then why do the BJP people say that we have to take back? We are not able to do petroling there.”

Gen-Z in Leh opened a front against the central government on Wednesday (24 September). The students staged a fierce support in social activist Sonam Wangchuk. During this time: The students set the CRPF car on fire. There was also a clash between the police and the students. Wangchuk has been demanding full state status to Ladakh for the last several months, but the central government has not yet taken any concrete steps about it.

Actually social and climate activist Sonam Wangchuk was sitting on hunger strike in Ladakh for several days. They are demanding to keep Ladakh in the sixth schedule and get it full state status. In Leh, the students started protests on Wednesday (24 September) in support of Wangchuk. The performance of the students was so fierce that they clashed with the police. The police tried to calm the case, but the demonstration was further enraged.

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Sonam Wangchuk -led Ladakh’s Apex Body The Union Territory is demanding the sixth schedule and full state status to Ladakh. Wangchuk also went on hunger strike for this for the past several days. He first conducted a long march till New Delhi. After this, he sat on hunger strike. Now in support of them Gen-z They have come out on the streets.

Jammu and Kashmir was divided into two parts after removing Article 370

Let us know that on 5 August 2019, after the removal of Article 370, Jammu and Kashmir was divided into two parts. Jammu and Kashmir became a separate union territory, while Ladakh became a separate union territory including Leh and Kargil. There is a demand for full status regarding this Ladakh.