New Delhi: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday attacked the Congress over a series of tweets issued by its Kerala unit relating to the Kashmiri Pandits who were displaced from the valley during the 1990s following the outbreak of militancy in Jammu & Kashmir.
“Your party’s (Congress) belief is that it was not because of terrorism but the movement was due to lure of financial benefit and land offer in Delhi...another belief is there is a long battle between separatists and those who stand for India,” she said quoting the tweets. She was responding to the discussion on a budget totalling Rs 1.42-lakh crore for Jammu and Kashmir for 2022-23, which was passed by Lok Sabha.
She said the tweets by Congress with the hashtag #KashmirFiles vs truth on Sunday said that Kashmiri Pandits on their own left the valley and not because they were forced.
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