Former Minister of the Union Farooq Abdullah stated that both India and Pakistan need to come to the table in order to undertake discussions in order to find a solution to their dispute.
On Wednesday, Farooq Abdullah, who served as the former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, stated that militancy in the union territory will not cease unless India and Pakistan engage in discussion to find a long-term solution to all of the region's disputes.
The terrorist organization known as The Resistance Front (TRF) has claimed responsibility for the confrontation in Anantnag that took place on Wednesday (September 13) and resulted in the deaths of three brave troops. The confrontation took place on Wednesday (September 13). According to authorities who are privy with the latest information, ABP News was told that three people had been killed, including two army officers and a Jammu and Kashmir Police officer.