New Delhi, Mar 14 (ANI): BJP spokesperson Rajiv Pratap Rudy on Thursday made it clear that his party will not agree on the withdrawal of the armed forces special powers act (AFSPA) from Jammu and Kashmir.
He further said, " BJP is concerned with the persistent demand of the removal of AFSPA, in no situation will the Bharatiya Janata Party will agree to the UPA government's demand."
Taking a dig at the UPA Government for hosting Pakistan Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf, who came to Ajmer of a personal visit, Rudy said: "Our leaders were busy partying with the Pakistani dignitaries, hosting them for lunch. Pakistan responded by planning an attack on India. This needs an answer, and the BJP will stand with the government in the battle against terror, but we would like to know what was the outcome of the lunch?"
Meanwhile, an official spokesman after a high-level meeting chaired by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah late last night said, "The DGP, who is camping in Srinagar, will be making a detailed inquiry into the happenings."
On Wednesday, five jawans of 73 battalion CRPF were killed and 10 other persons including four civilians were injured in a suicide attack by two militants on their camp in Bemina area of the city yesterday.
The two assailants were shot dead in retaliatory action by the security forces.
A man was shot dead allegedly by a unit of the 73 battalion of CRPF at Zoonimar yesterday when they were attacked with stones by some youth while returning from a hospital.(ANI)
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