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'Darana aapka kaam hai': Farooq tells Shah
Exchange during J&K Bills debate in Lok Sabha
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'Darana aapka kaam hai': Farooq tells Amit Shah during J&K Bills debate| Watch

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Description: 'Darana aapka kaam hai': Farooq tells Amit Shah during J&K Bills debate| Watch

An exchange between National Confrence President Farooq Abdullah and Union Home Minister in the lower house of the Parliament went viral on Tuesday after the vetran politician from the valley told the BJP leader that 'darana aapka kaam hai'.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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'Darana aapka kaam hai': Farooq tells Amit Shah during J&K Bills debate| Watch

National Conference President Farooq Abdullah engaged in verbal duel with Union Home Minister Amit Shah as he presented the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Ammendment and Reservation bill in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday.

During the last session of the Parliament, Abdullah had asked the Narendra Modi govt to resolve the Kashmir issue with "love", and not "hate".

The former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister had also dared the Centre to go to war against Pakistan. Shah, in a retort, had ruled out any dialogue with Pakistan as well as the Hurriyat Conference, but said that his government can hold talks with the youth of the Kashmir.