India Is The safest Place for Muslims- Kashmir CM

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Muslims are safe in India, more than any other countries.

Kashmir is a very very concerned matter from a long decade for both India & Pakistan.  As our neighboring country Pakistan is making it polluted with terrorists & terrorism.

 Undoubtedly, Pak has been receiving support from some Kashmiris who have their own vested interests in supporting the country. Despite such situation, India has always tried to maintain peace and harmony in the valley; however, after the killing of terrorist Burhan Wani by the armed forces, the situation has become so bad that the government has been compelled to impose curfew. 

 Also the Uri attack, made the relation between the countries very worse. India also intended to take some big action against Pakistan's this type of terrorized works. 

 At a time when the clouds of war are flowing above India and Pakistan, the acting CM of J&K, Mehbooba Mufti, said that India is the safest country for the Muslims in this whole world.
“Aaj kal ke waqt mein agar duniya ke kisi koney mein humare musalmaan secure hain, toh wo humare mulk ke andar hain.” (“Today if Muslims are secured anywhere in the world, it’s in India.”
As India refused to attend the SAARC summit, She said about it
“Pak mein SAARC hone wala tha, aur mujhe umeed thi ki PM ko wahan jaane ka mauka milega. Par kaise jaayein? Kin haalaat mein jaayein?” (“SAARC was to happen in Pakistan and I had hopes that our PM will get an opportunity to go there but how will he go? Under what circumstances will he go there?”
However, she also didn’t miss to state that the biggest loser is Kashmir and its citizens.
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