‘This will never stop until justice is served,’ Farooq Abdullah on targeted killings in J-K

National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah on Monday alleged that incidents of targeted killings by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir are not going to stop “until justice is served.”
“This will never stop until justice is served. Earlier they said such killings were happening due to Article 370, but it’s abrogated now, so why haven’t such killings stopped? Who’s responsible?” the National Conference’s Farooq Abdullah said. Meanwhile, an all-party meeting is being held at the residence of Abdullah in Jammu on the electoral roll revision, ahead of the assembly elections likely to be held next year.
Earlier on Saturday, Puran Krishan Bhat, a Kashmiri Pandit, succumbed to his injuries after militants opened fire at him while he was on his way to an orchard in Shopian.
Bhat was rushed to the hospital where he was declared dead.
Ravinder Raina, chief of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Jammu and Kashmir, condemned the killing of a Kashmiri Pandit by terrorists and said the perpetrators would be turned to dust.
The Jammu and Kashmir BJP chief Ravinder Raina told the press, “All the conspiracies of Pakistan and terrorists will be made unsuccessful. Those who conspired to target a Kashmiri Pandit will have to bear the brunt. The army and police have put up check nakas, and the conspiring terrorists will be turned to dust.”
According to Jammu and Kashmir Police, the terrorist group Kashmir Freedom Fighters claimed responsibility for the death of a Kashmiri Pandit in the Shopian district.
Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Sujit Kumar said, “A Kashmiri Pandit, Puran Ji has been murdered. We are working on the case. KFF (Kashmir-freedom-fighters) has claimed responsibility for it. We won’t say anything for sure about it, yet. A guard was present here.”
As per the eyewitnesses, only one person had targeted him and was in front of him.
“In the initial investigation, eyewitnesses say that there was only one person who had targetted him and was in front of him. Nobody has spotted anyone else who might be hiding. Things will be clear, give us some time,” said Kumar.
DIG Kumar further said, “We are ascertaining the reason. He had gone out on his scooter and had returned on it. He wasn’t alone, they were two people. If the incident occurred in the presence of the guard who was deployed here, action will cover not only him but all concerned officers in the area.”