Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President Amit Shah on Wednesday said the party will not allow a separate Prime Minister in Jammu & Kashmir till “we are alive”. He was reacting to the National Conference's (NC's) demand a separate PM.
Attacking the Congress for its silence on the issue, Shah said: "For the past three days we are hearing that (NC leader) Omar Abdullah wants a separate Prime Minister in Kashmir. His associates are raising pro-Pakistan slogans. But the Congress is silent."
"I want to ask Congress President Rahul Gandhi to clarify whether you are supporting or opposing this demand," Shah said at an election rally in Uttarkashi of Uttarahand, which is going to polls on April 11. "Till we are alive, we will never allow this demand to be fulfilled," he said.
Attacking the Congress for its silence on the issue, Shah said: "For the past three days we are hearing that (NC leader) Omar Abdullah wants a separate Prime Minister in Kashmir. His associates are raising pro-Pakistan slogans. But the Congress is silent."
"I want to ask Congress President Rahul Gandhi to clarify whether you are supporting or opposing this demand," Shah said at an election rally in Uttarkashi of Uttarahand, which is going to polls on April 11. "Till we are alive, we will never allow this demand to be fulfilled," he said.

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