‘Blasts keep happening in India, what’s new?’ Farooq Abdullah’s controversial remark on Punjab blasts

May 6, 2026

National Conference President Farooq Abdullah has reacted to the twin blasts incident that occurred in Punjab. He stated that such incidents occur frequently in India and that there is nothing new about them.

Following this statement by Farooq Abdullah, discussions within political circles have intensified. Meanwhile, security agencies are actively engaged in investigating the blasts in Punjab, and every aspect of the case is being thoroughly examined.

Regarding ‘Operation Sindoor,’ Farooq Abdullah remarked that while the campaign has achieved its objectives, war is never a solution to any problem; rather, it brings only destruction and misery.

#WATCH | Srinagar, J&K | On the incident of twin explosions in Punjab, National Conference President Farooq Abdullah says, “Hindustan mein blasts hote rehte hain, kaunsi nayi baat hai.” pic.twitter.com/gj3LSLL50s

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He asserted that the world is currently ill-prepared for war, as the economic condition of all nations remains fragile. Citing the examples of Ukraine, the Middle East, and the energy crisis, he noted that war exacerbates existing situations, the repercussions of which are felt across the entire globe.

Responding to questions regarding the blasts in Punjab, Farooq Abdullah reiterated that such incidents have occurred in India in the past and that there is no need for panic. His statement has once again fueled intense debate within political circles.

Furthermore, he offered his views on election results, opposition politics, and the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, stating that while the opposition is fulfilling its role, his own party will continue to function in its own distinct manner.