: JK Will Reap Benefits Of Article 370 Abrogation ‘Slowly And Silently’: Union Minister Ramdas Athawale #IndiaNEWS #Latest News SRINAGAR, Sept 27: Saying people of J&K will reap benefits of

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JK Will Reap Benefits Of Article 370 Abrogation ‘Slowly And Silently’: Union Minister Ramdas Athawale #IndiaNEWS #Latest News
SRINAGAR, Sept 27: Saying people of J&K will reap benefits of Article 370 abrogation “slowly and silently�, Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment Ramdas Athawale Monday said the decision was taken by the Centre was in interest of the erstwhile state’s people.
“The abrogation of Article 370 and Article 35A was in the interest of the people of Jammu and Kashmir as it was the biggest hurdle for outside investors to buy land and set up their units in the Union Territory,� he said.
He added: “After the governments daring move, the people will invest in J&K and generate jobs for local youths who will stay away from the militancy which will soon meet its death�.
He also opposed any dialogue with the Taliban.
He said said there is a need to remove Taliban from power to provide justice to the people of Afghanistan.
Athawale, who is the national president of the Republican Party of India (A), reached Jammu to address his party workers and taking stock of the implementation of the central schemes under his ministry.
He said the BJP-led government had no benefit from the abrogation of Article 370 but for the people of J&K, it has paved the way for large scale development and the people would reap its benefits “slowly and silently� in coming times.
“The government stands with the people of Jammu and Kashmir and is going to help the UT to reach new heights of development,� the minister said.
He added that his ministry would lend all its support to the Lt Governor-led J&K administration to ensure that all the centrally sponsored schemes reach the public.
Asked about National Conference president Farooq Abdullahs suggestion to the Centre to hold dialogue with the Taliban government in Afghanistan, he said “he (Abdullah) is a respected senior leader of J&K who was also former chief minister and former Union minister but we do not support his statement. �
“Taliban is a terrorist group which has forcibly taken over Afghanistan. I feel it is not good to support them and they should be removed from there as people are facing injustice and human rights violations under their rule,� the minister said.
On AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi reported remark that the political condition of Muslims in Uttar Pradesh is like that of a band party at a wedding despite constituting 19 per cent of the state’s population, he said Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government is taking everyone along under the slogan of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas and Sabka Vishwas without any discrimination. �
“He (Owaisi) is wrong in saying that Muslims do not have any leader in UP.

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