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Our resolve won't change even if I'm hanged: Farooq after ED grilling 

Headline :&nbsp;Resolve for restoration of JK's special status will continue: Farooq Abdullah after ED questioning File Name :&nbsp;1910202019DEL55 Link :&nbsp;http://www.ptinews.com Slug :&nbsp;JK-ED-ABDULLAH-REAX Category :&nbsp;NATIONAL Source :&nbsp;India Copyrights :&nbsp;PTI Published At :&nbsp;Monday, Oct 19, 2020 18:45:27 Story :Srinagar, Oct 19 (PTI) After being questioned for several hours by the Enforcement Directorate on Monday in connection with a money laundering probe, National Conference president Farooq Abdullah said the resolve for restoration of the special status of Jammu and Kashmir will continue.
Talking to a media person after remaining inside the ED office for nearly seven hours, 82-year-old Abdullah said, "Remember one thing, we have a long way to go. This is a long fight".
He further said, "Our struggle will go on whether Farooq Abdullah is alive or Farooq Abdullah is dead.. Our resolve has not changed and our resolve will not change even if I were to be hanged".
The former chief minister and ex-union minister said the struggle for restoration of the constitutional provision removed last year by the BJP-led government at the Centre was of all the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
"It is not Farooq Abdullah or the National Conference's struggle alone. It is the struggle of all the people," he added.
Several constituents of the newly formed People's Alliance, comprising mainstream political parties from Jammu and Kashmir, described Abdullah being summoned by the ED as a "witch hunt" and &ldquo;political vendetta&rdquo; by the Centre.
He was summoned by the ED on Monday in connection with a case related to alleged irregularities in utilisation of funds given to the JK cricket association by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
Asked about the nature of questioning, Abdullah said it's an ongoing process and since the ED had to ask some more things after the previous round of questioning last year, he had made himself available.
"I am not worried, why are you worried? The only regret I have is that I could not have my lunch," a visibly irritated Abdullah told reporters as soon as he came out of the ED office after his questioning.
Abdullah said the ED personnel had to do their job and he had to do his. "They were nice and very very good," the NC president said.
Abdullah refused to comment on the proceedings, saying the matter will be decided in court.
"In the end, it has to be decided in the court when they put the papers in the court," he said.&nbsp;

After being questioned by the Enforcement Directorate on Monday in a money laundering probe, National Conference president Farooq Abdullah said the resolve for restoration of the special status of Jammu and Kashmir will continue. Talking to a media person after remaining inside the ED office for nearly seven hours, 82-year-old Abdullah said this is a long fight. He further said the struggle for special status&nbsp;will go on whether he is alive or dead. The former chief minister said&nbsp;his resolve has not changed and his resolve will not change even if he were to be hanged.

Headline :&nbsp;Resolve for restoration of JK's special status will continue: Farooq Abdullah after ED questioning File Name :&nbsp;1910202019DEL55 Link :&nbsp;http://www.ptinews.com Slug :&nbsp;JK-ED-ABDULLAH-REAX Category :&nbsp;NATIONAL Source :&nbsp;India Copyrights :&nbsp;PTI Published At :&nbsp;Monday, Oct 19, 2020 18:45:27 Story :Srinagar, Oct 19 (PTI) After being questioned for several hours by the Enforcement Directorate on Monday in connection with a money laundering probe, National Conference president Farooq Abdullah said the resolve for restoration of the special status of Jammu and Kashmir will continue.
Talking to a media person after remaining inside the ED office for nearly seven hours, 82-year-old Abdullah said, "Remember one thing, we have a long way to go. This is a long fight".
He further said, "Our struggle will go on whether Farooq Abdullah is alive or Farooq Abdullah is dead.. Our resolve has not changed and our resolve will not change even if I were to be hanged".
The former chief minister and ex-union minister said the struggle for restoration of the constitutional provision removed last year by the BJP-led government at the Centre was of all the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
"It is not Farooq Abdullah or the National Conference's struggle alone. It is the struggle of all the people," he added.
Several constituents of the newly formed People's Alliance, comprising mainstream political parties from Jammu and Kashmir, described Abdullah being summoned by the ED as a "witch hunt" and &ldquo;political vendetta&rdquo; by the Centre.
He was summoned by the ED on Monday in connection with a case related to alleged irregularities in utilisation of funds given to the JK cricket association by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
Asked about the nature of questioning, Abdullah said it's an ongoing process and since the ED had to ask some more things after the previous round of questioning last year, he had made himself available.
"I am not worried, why are you worried? The only regret I have is that I could not have my lunch," a visibly irritated Abdullah told reporters as soon as he came out of the ED office after his questioning.
Abdullah said the ED personnel had to do their job and he had to do his. "They were nice and very very good," the NC president said.
Abdullah refused to comment on the proceedings, saying the matter will be decided in court.
"In the end, it has to be decided in the court when they put the papers in the court," he said.&nbsp;

BJP wants to create Hindu majority in J&K: Farooq

Former J&amp;K CM and National Conference patron Farooq Abdullah has claimed that the BJP wants to create a Hindu majority in Jammu and Kashmir.

Former J&amp;K CM and National Conference patron Farooq Abdullah has claimed that the BJP wants to create a Hindu majority in Jammu and Kashmir. In a joint interview with his son and former CM Omar Abdullah to the Hindustan Times, Abdullah&nbsp;senior said that the National Conference opted out of the Delimitation Commission in May as the BJP is trying to divide the union territory on religious lines. "We told the Centre on their face that we do not believe in your delimitation," the veteran&nbsp;politicians said, adding that the BJP "wants a Hindu majority to emerge in J&amp;K and the Muslim majority to go down&rdquo;.

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