'Farooq Abdullah can go to Pakistan, impose Article 370 there'

A day after National Conference patron Farooq Abdullah and his son Omar criticised the BJP government for allegedly peddling lies before and after the revocation of Articles 370 and 35-A in Jammu and Kashmir, the Shiv Sena has lashed out them. Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut told media persons, "If Farooq Abdullah wants, he can go to Pakistan and implement Article 370 there. In India, there is no place for Article 370 and 35 A."

A day after National Conference patron Farooq Abdullah and his son Omar criticised the BJP government for allegedly peddling lies before and after the revocation of Articles 370 and 35-A in Jammu and Kashmir, the Shiv Sena has lashed out them. Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut told media persons, "If Farooq Abdullah wants, he can go to Pakistan and implement Article 370 there. In India, there is no place for Article 370 and 35 A."

Addressing his party workers for the first time in over a year on Friday, Farooq had said: "Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah had then told Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru that our destiny lies with Mahatma Gandhi's India and not of BJP's India. Let these people burn my effigies. Farooq doesn't get intimidated by this. Come in front of me. I don’t pick batons and stones… come face me and my queries."

Addressing his party workers for the first time in over a year on Friday, Farooq had said: "Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah had then told Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru that our destiny lies with Mahatma Gandhi's India and not of BJP's India. Let these people burn my effigies. Farooq doesn't get intimidated by this. Come in front of me. I don’t pick batons and stones… come face me and my queries."

"I will not die until the rights of my people are given back. I am here to do something for the people and the day I will finish my work, I will leave this world," the National Conference leader declared.

"I will not die until the rights of my people are given back. I am here to do something for the people and the day I will finish my work, I will leave this world," the National Conference leader declared.