J-K govt working to rein in pro-Pakistan elements: Ram Madhav

May 28, 2015 01:19

he PDP-BJP government in Jammu and Kashmir is working to ensure that pro-Pakistan elements in the state are marginalised, BJP General Secretary Ram Madhav said today even as he maintained that the party "will leave the government" there if it cannot protect India's interests.

"The government in J-K is taking all the measures to ensure that pro-Pakistan elements are completely arrested, marginalised.

"So, this impression is not based on facts that the government there is soft on pro-Pakistan elements. Masarat Alam is in jail. All the important separatist leaders are under house arrest," he said.

He was responding to a question from the audience after delivering a talk on 'Challenges to National Security: Jammu and Kashmir to Arunachal, Pakistan to China' organised here by the J-K Study Centre and Pragna Bharat.

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