Jitendra Singh: No front can stand before Prime Ministe Modi

Kathua (Jammu and Kashmir), Jul 28 Multi day after Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) leader Omar Abdullah met Trinamool Congress (TMC) boss Mamata Banerjee to examine the likelihood of shaping a collusion for 2019 general elections, the Minister of State (MoS) in the Prime Minister's Office, Jitendra Singh, said no front can remain before Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

"No front can stand before Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This amazing union is only an image of the edginess of those individuals who can't inspire individuals to vote in favor of them. They are just joined by scorn," he said on Saturday.

On July 27, Mamata pitched for an alliance of opposition parties to go up against Prime Minister Modi-drove government in the 2019 surveys. Abdullah, in the wake of meeting the TMC chief reverberated the same and said they both talked about with reference to how best can regional parties meet up to go up against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

Meanwhile, talking on the Kashmir issue, Singh said Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) basically has a place with India which the nation will take it back.

"Jammu and Kashmir is a basic piece of India. A bit of our own is unlawfully under Pakistan's control and we will take it back and make Jammu and Kashmir finish the way Maharaja Hari Singh had left for us," he said.

The minister has been critical of politicians and separatists for playing governmental issues over the issue of Kashmir.