Jammu and Kashmir terror attack: Terrorist attacks have been happening continuously in Jammu and Kashmir for the last several days. Seven people died in the terrorist attack on Sunday (20 October) in Gagangir, Jammu and Kashmir. Now people are criticizing Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on social media for his statement on this incident.
Condemning the attack on non-local laborers in Ganderbal, Omar Abdullah called it a “militant attack”. During this time he avoided using the word terrorist. Due to this, people got angry on social media.
CM Abdullah shared the post on
After this attack, CM Abdullah shared a post on “Two-three people have been killed and injured. I strongly condemn this attack on unarmed innocent people and express my condolences to their loved ones.”
People angry over CM's statement
Jammu and Kashmir CM said, “I pray that the injured make full recovery. Those who are seriously injured in this incident are being referred to SKIMS Srinagar.” In this terrorist attack, one doctor and six laborers were killed and 11 people were seriously injured. Following Omar Abdullah's statements, people commented on social media, pointing out how he used the word 'extremists' instead of 'terrorists'.
User said big thing for CM
Tagging the CM, a user said, remember that you are the CM of a Union Territory. Your actions are being watched and any chances of getting statehood could be cancelled. Another user said, congratulations, both NC and terrorism have returned in Jammu and Kashmir. While it is well known that your family has a history of sympathizing with terrorists, at least in public forums, start calling them 'terrorists' instead of using softer words like 'extremists'.
What did Mehbooba Mufti say in the post?
PDP chief and former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti also avoided using the word “terrorist attack” on the attack. She wrote, “I unequivocally condemn this senseless act of violence against two laborers in Ganderbal. Her I express my deep condolences to the families.
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