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Al Badr threatens to attack
Indian installations

Kashmiri militant group Al Badr has threatened to target Indian military installations and prominent government and military officials if India does not stop calling Kashmir its integral part.

Ahmed Hamza, deputy chief of the group, told Online news agency that India would never give up its inflexible Kashmir policy.

He said External Affairs Minister Jaswant Singh's statements reiterating India's stubborn stance on Kashmir indicated that further dialogue on the issue would be a waste of time.

On one hand, India is talking of negotiations while on the other they refuse to recognise Kashmir as a debatable issue.

Hamza said India had come to the negotiating table after being badly damaged by the mujahideen in Jammu and Kashmir and would soon be compelled to give up Kashmir.

Indo-Asian News Service

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