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MLA Mendhar blames Indian agencies for militancy

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MLA Mendhar blames Indian agencies for militancy

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Mendhar, May 03: Senior National Conference leader and MLA Mendhar Javed A Rana on Thursday blamed the Indian agencies for militancy and law and order issues in Jammu and Kashmir.

Addressing reporters during a press conference in Mendhar, Rana said the agencies of Government of India were responsible for giving rise to militancy in the state.

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“I want to tell the Prime Minister Narendra Modi that your people created these people in Kashmir…these are your creation…these stone-pelters and others…we have nothing to do with them,” said Rana.

Claiming that Al Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden was a “friend” of the US, Rana said “in the same way, the agencies of the government of India have created militancy in Jammu and Kashmir.”

Rana said they will identify these agencies at a proper time.

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