Mehbooba Mufti said, 'Both countries are poor, nothing will happen to Pakistan, they...', what did she say about India?:

News Topical, Digital Desk : PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti said, I live in India. She said why should I give advice to them (Pakistan) which is not my country. I can tell my country's leadership, I can give advice, but I cannot give advice. I live in this country and I said that both the countries are poor and both spend a lot of money on defense budget.

Pakistan runs on outsiders- Mufti

On Thursday (June 12), the PDP chief said, "That money should be spent for the welfare of the people. Because our country is a big country. Nothing much is going to happen to Pakistan, they don't have anything. That country runs on foreign loans. But our country is very big. If it remains embroiled in wars like this, attacks happen every now and then, God forbid, an accident happens, then the situation of our country, poverty in our country will increase more."

What did she say on Amarnath Yatra?

When asked for his reaction on the completion of 11 years of the Modi government at the Centre, he said, "Only the BJP people can give a better answer to this. What should I say." On the Amarnath Yatra, he said, "We told our workers that the real protectors are the people of Kashmir. The people of Pahalgam have to protect the Amarnath pilgrims. They have to be looked after so that they come safely and go back to their homes safely."

This demand was made from the government

On the question of tourism, he said, "The hoteliers have taken loans. The taxi drivers have taken loans. The poor horse owners are in trouble. If the journey goes well, then Insha Allah tourism will increase again. But along with this, I request the government that those who have taken loans should be given relief for at least one year. The installments should be reduced and some time should be given."

Expressed grief over Air India plane crash

Mehbooba Mufti also expressed grief over the Air India plane crash. She said, "It is very sad. We hope that the government will investigate it properly. Why did this happen and responsibility should be fixed."