Expressing his disagreement over Narendra Modi government's Pakistan policy, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah today said that the two countries would have to talk to resolve the 70-year-old dispute. While underlining the four wars that India and Pakistan have fought, Abdullah said, "India and Pakistan cannot snatch the other side of Kashmir. 'RELEASING TERRORISTS WAS A BLUNDER'While speaking at Agenda Aaj Tak Abulllah disapproved Vajpayee government's decision to release terrorists to spare the lives of 200 passengers in 1999 IC-814 plane hijacking. "When Vajpayee went to Lahore, he proposed to Pakistan that they can keep Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and India would keep this side of Line of Control. "Before going to Lahore, Vajpayee sought my advice.

Source: India Today December 01, 2017 15:05 UTC