The Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP) on Sunday alleged that the state government was promoting anti-national forces in the valley.
The party made the statement after the state government withdrew stone-pelting cases against 9,730 people in the state and passed a new rehabilitation policy for the surrendered militants.
JKNPP chairman Harsh Dev Singh told ANI, "Such actions are promoting anti-national forces in the region and are demoralising the army."
He accused the state government of taking a U-turn on its zero-tolerance policy against the anti-nationals.
He termed it as the politics of appeasement that could have dangerous ramifications.
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