Elections 2019: Only Vajpayee formula will work in Kashmir, says PM Mod

26 April,2019 04:44 PM IST |   |  IANS

Modi said a small section of families in Kashmir speak one thing in the state and another in Delhi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaves after filing his nomination from Varanasi Lok Sabha parliamentary constituency, ahead of the 2019 general elections, in Varanasi/ PTI


New Delhi: Only former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee's formula of "Insaniyat, Kashmiriyat and Jamooriyat" will work in Jammu and Kashmir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday.

In an interview to Aaj Tak Hindi news channel, Modi said: "We have an understanding of Jammu and Kashmir and we did not require the experience of being in government for five years as I have worked there in the organisation and I used to go to all parts of the state."

Slamming a few political families in the state, the Prime Minister said: "A small section of families has found the way to blackmail the people of Jammu and Kashmir. When Mufti Mohammed Saeed Saheb was there, we were hopeful.

"But that was our mahamilawat. It was the mixture of oil and water and we did the alliance by saying that we are two poles and we would not be able to mix," he said, referring to the PDP-BJP alliance that has since cracked.

He said there was no other option in Jammu and Kashmir then given the kind of the mandate political parties got in Assembly elections. "And when it mattered for the democracy, we came out of the alliance."

Modi said a small section of families in Kashmir speak one thing in the state and another in Delhi. "We need to expose their double standards.

"I am doing this to expose them. And I am asking them to say the same thing in Delhi that they say in Kashmir."

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