Amit Shah Rules Out Talks with Pakistan Until Terrorism Ends

Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized that India will not engage in talks with Pakistan until terrorism is eradicated, dismissing the possibility of dialogue amidst ongoing terrorist activities. Shah highlighted significant reductions in terror incidents in Jammu and Kashmir, asserting that Article 370 is history. He criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for supporting the National Conference's agenda and assured that reservations for various communities would remain unchanged.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday asserted that India will not engage in talks with Pakistan until terrorism ends, stressing that ''talks and bombs cannot go together''.

Shah made these remarks while releasing the BJP's manifesto for Jammu and Kashmir, dismissing any possibility of dialogue with Pakistan amidst ongoing terrorist activities.

Highlighting the significant reduction in terror-related incidents and stone-pelting in Jammu and Kashmir over the past decade, Shah declared that Article 370 has become ''history'' and will never return.

(With inputs from agencies.)