Farooq Abdullah  

 National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah has said they are no one’s puppets after Pakistan foreign minister hailed Gupkar Declaration 

The decision to release Farooq Abdullah and to lift social media ban in Jammu and Kashmir displays that the administration is confident that peace and order will be maintained  

The Jammu and Kashmir administration has ordered the immediate release of former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Farooq Abdullah. The order of his detention was revoked on Friday. Abdullah was among the three former chief ministers who were put under house arrest ever since the Centre decided to abrogate Article 370. Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa ordered a shutdown of various services in the state. All malls, cinema halls, pubs and other large gatherings in the state have been banned for one week in the wake for coronavirus outbreak. Please stay indoors and take care of your health, the chief minister said. All this and more on MyNation in 100 seconds.

An order issued by the principal secretary to the government of Jammu and Kashmir state that detention of former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir Farooq Abdullah has been revoked

Union home minister Amit Shah tore the Congress arguments of ‘no normalcy’ in Jammu and Kashmir and clearly gave facts and figures to show Congress was only found lacking in many of its claims 

Opposition delegation, led by Rahul Gandhi, will not be permitted to leave the airport. They do not have permission to venture into the city. They will be violating Section 144, reports said.

National Conference chief and former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir Farooq Abdullah and Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad had said that abolition of Article 370 was impossible. Both are now left to face the truth

A concerned opposition in the Lok Sabha sought to know the whereabouts of former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir and MP from the same state Farooq Abdullah, who has not been attending the session. Later, he was seen walking out of his house and addressing the press.  

Srinagar is one of six Lok Sabha constituencies in the northern state of Jammu and Kashmir. Voting here for the 2019 Lok Sabha election took place on April 18

In a video from Jammu and Kashmir, National Conference president Farooq Abdullah was heard praising separatist leader Yasin Malik during an election rally at Qazigund in South Kashmir.

Political leaders of Jammu and Kashmir, including Farooq Abdullah, Mehbooba Mufti and Omar Abdullah have already said that any such move will bring violence and hostility to the region. Another leader, Mohammad Yousuf Tarigami in Kashmir, warned of 'disastrous and unimaginable repercussions'.

Terror heads of Hizb-ul-Mujahideen and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind have released audio clips before the Lok Sabha election, appealing, as always, to Kashmiris that they should not vote. Hizbul commander Riyaz Naikoo and Ansar’s Zakir Musa have threatened to kill those who exercise their franchise.

TDP president Chandrababu Naidu also met National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah, NCP chief Sharad Pawar and Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal.