National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Friday countered Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying the party has never implemented Pakistan's agenda. Abdullah's remarks came a day after Prime Minister Modi said the NC,

PM Modi has pledged to restore statehood to J&K during an poll rally. He accused the Opposition of seeking to reinstate Article 370, which he claimed would lead to violence.

Pakistan defence minister Khwaja Asif has been quoted as saying — in the context of some Indian parties’ demand for the restoration of Article 370 — that his government is on the same page

While addressing his first election rally in the Kashmir Valley, Modi targeted the PDP, too, along with the other two parties, saying “three families” have “ruined” J&K.

Pakistan's defense minister's comments on Congress and NC's support for Article 370 sparked criticism from Modi and BJP, asserting alignment with Pakistan's agenda.

Don't know what Pakistan says', says Farooq Abdullah after Pakistan says NC-Congress alliance shares its stance on Article 370.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the Congress and National Conference alliance, accusing them of aligning with Pakistan's agenda on Article 370. He emphasized that no power can reinstate Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir.

The BJP Thursday accused allies Congress and National Conference “of seeking to implement the agenda of Pakistan”, following a TV interview of Pakistan Defence Minister Khwaja Asif where he said that Pakistan and the Congress-NC alliance were “on the same page” on the issue of restoration of Article 370.