National Conference President Farooq Abdullah said this at a book launch event in Jammu on Sunday, followed by an audience crowd. National Conference President Farooq Abdullah said the coronavirus caused a strange situation and he had not kissed his wife since the epidemic. The audience laughed aloud about this
Abdullah said, ‘The situation is that no one is afraid to shake hands or hug. I can’t even kiss my wife. There is no question of embracing when the heart wants to do it. I’m absolutely right. The audience laughed about this. A video clip of his comment is viral on social media.
At the book launch event, he appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to restore 4G internet service in Jammu and Kashmir and said that people are facing many problems due to lack of this service. Abdullah prayed for the success of the anti-Kovid-19 vaccine and said that people should maintain communal harmony and brotherhood at no cost to prosperity and development.
“The Prime Minister says 5G is coming to India, but we are deprived of 4G (mobile internet service),” he said. After leaving that chair, come here and stay and see how we live with 2G (service). In August last year, 4G services were shut down across Jammu and Kashmir. The move comes after Jammu and Kashmir’s special status was abolished and divided into two union territories. However, in two districts – Udhampur in Jammu and Ganderbal in Kashmir, the service was restored after more than a year, but it is still discontinued in the remaining 18 districts.
“Students are at home and they are studying through the Internet and even professionals rely on Internet service,” Abdullah said. If you say this place is on the road to development, give us 4G for the sake of Allah so that we and our children can move on. That said, it needs attention.
Former chief minister, talking about a package of Rs 28,000 crore. First, tell us what happened to the previous Rs 80,000 package and where the money went. If we do not see our condition and the army is there, the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway will be closed year-round. The NC leader said this in reference to the restoration of traffic on the Border Roads Organization (BRO) highway. BRO built a ‘Bailey Bridge’ near the banana turn to restore traffic after a section of the road was submerged on January 10.
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