Violence in Kashmir because of Pakistan's instigation, says Rahul Gandhi after Islamabad uses his words in letter to UN
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Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday issued clarification regarding his stance about the situation in Jammu and Kashmir. Gandhi said that Jammu and Kashmir is India's integral matter and no one including Pakistan has any right to infringe upon it. He also said that the violence in Kashmir is due to instigation and support from Pakistan.
Rahul Gandhi had to give this hurried clarification after social media was abuzz with Pakistan using his words in letter to 18 UN Special Procedures mandate-holders on what Islamabad claims to be human rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir.
Congress party too swung into action and chief spokesperson said: "We've noticed reports citing an alleged petition moved by Pakistani Govt in United Nations on J&K, wherein the name of Rahul Gandhi has been mischievously dragged to justify the pack of lies & deliberate misinformation being spread by Pakistan."
He further said, " Let no one in the world be in doubt that Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh were, are and shall always remain an integral part of India. No amount of diabolical deception by Pakistan shall change this irrevocable truth"
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