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Srinagar (J&K) – Farooq Abdullah, National Conference Chief and former CM of Jammu and Kashmir, extended support to the Taliban. ‘I hope they (Taliban) will deliver good governance and follow Islamic principles in that country (Afghanistan) and respect human rights. They should try to develop friendly relations with every country’, he said while talking to the press.
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Taliban supporters demand secularism where Muslims are minorities, while they want Islamic laws where Muslims are the majority ! – BJP

The BJP has criticised Abdullah’s remarks. Nirmal Singh, former Deputy CM of Jammu and Kashmir and BJP leader, said that while women and minorities were being persecuted by the Taliban, Abdullah is seen extending support to the Taliban. In countries where Muslims are a minority, Abdullah wants secularism, and where Muslims are in the majority, he wants Islamic laws.
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