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Mehbooba Mufti Apologises if Her Remarks on Violence Against Protesters in Kashmir Hurt Anyone

Mehbooba Mufti said she apologises if her recent remarks regarding violence against protesters in Kashmir caused hurt to anyone. She clarified that there was no intention to offend and reiterated her commitment to peaceful dialogue and democratic values.

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Mehbooba Mufti Apologises if Her Remarks on Violence Against Protesters in Kashmir Hurt Anyone

Mufti Issues Clarification

PDP president Mehbooba Mufti said she regretted any hurt caused by her comments on violence against protesters in Kashmir.

She stated that if her remarks had offended anyone, she apologised and emphasised that her intention was not to cause pain or misunderstanding.

These remarks reflect Mehbooba Mufti's position.

Emphasis on Peaceful Dialogue

Mufti reiterated the need for:

  • Peaceful and democratic engagement.

  • Respect for differing viewpoints.

  • Protection of civil liberties.

  • Dialogue to address public concerns.

She said constructive discussions remain the best way to resolve sensitive issues.

Political Context

The statement comes amid continuing political debate over protests, law and order, and public discourse relating to Jammu and Kashmir.

Her clarification followed reactions to her earlier comments, prompting her to publicly express regret if they had been interpreted in a hurtful manner.

Looking Ahead

The remarks are expected to remain part of the broader political discussion in Jammu and Kashmir, with parties continuing to debate issues related to protests, public order and democratic rights

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