Asserting that the BJP-led central government will bury terrorism in J&K so deep it can never rise again, union home minister Amit Shah on Monday reiterated that article 370 is now history and will never be a part of the India's Constitution again.
At an rally in PadderNagseni assembly segment of Kishtwar on the last day of campaigning, Shah said the NC-Congress alliance will not be able to form the J&K government. "Today, I promise to people of J&K, including this region, which has a history of sacrifices following the eruption of terrorism in 1990, that we will bury terrorism to such a deep level it will never surface again," the minister said.
He said attempts are being made to revive and strengthen terrorism like the 1990s.
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