INDI bloc’s mock parliament will pass only a mock resolution, as no action is taken on such a resolution: Energy Minister Anil Vij
 

 
 INDI bloc’s mock parliament will pass only a mock resolution, as no action is taken on such a resolution: Energy Minister Anil Vij

Anil Vij launches sharp attack on Farooq Abdullah, says—‘He loves Pakistan more than India

Anil Vij taunts opposition: ‘Deluded souls are trying to keep politics alive by putting it on oxygen cylinder

Kashmir is an integral part of India; Article 370 was abrogated and its special status ended: Anil Vij

G20 meetings and international matches are now being held in Kashmir; opposition’s attacks will fail: Anil Vij


Chandigarh,

Haryana’s Energy, Transport and Labour Minister Sh. Anil Vij said that on October 30, the INDI bloc’s mock parliament will pass only a mock resolution, and no action is taken on a mock resolution. He also attacked former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah over his statement, saying, “Farooq Abdullah ji’s character is already well known to the people of the country; he loves Pakistan more than India.” Taking a dig at the opposition, he said, “Some deluded souls keep trying to attack this again and again, but none of their strikes will succeed.”
Sh. Vij was responding to questions from media persons today.
Attacking the opposition, he said that these are deluded souls because the people of the country have rejected them across the nation. He said that to keep themselves alive among the public, the opposition wants to prove that some issue or some company is still alive by putting it on an oxygen cylinder.

Responding to a question regarding Farooq Abdullah’s statement that India’s intentions towards Kashmir are not right, he said, “Farooq Abdullah ji’s character is already well known to the people of the country; he loves Pakistan more than India.”
He said that as far as Kashmir is concerned, Kashmir belongs to India, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government abrogated Article 370, which had been imposed there by the Congress, thereby ending its special status. He said that today Kashmir is as much a part of India as Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, and Kashmir and its people have welcomed this.
Vij said that G20 meetings are now being held in Kashmir. Similarly, international-level matches are also being organised in Kashmir, but some deluded souls keep trying to attack this again and again; however, none of their strikes will succeed.