Subramanian Swamy terms PDP-Congress cooperation as 'pro-terrorist'

New Delhi, July 3 Reacting to speculations over Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Congress alliance in Jammu and Kashmir, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Subramanian Swamy on Tuesday said that the alliance will be a bad idea as both parties are 'pro-terrorist'.

Swamy's statement comes amid speculations that PDP may ally with Congress and the two together with the help of other smaller parties and independents may try to frame another legislature in the state.

"If they (PDP-Congress) form, it will be good for us politically. But it may, it will be awful for Kashmir since right now we are in a tidy up activity," Swamy told.

"From Kashmir's point of view this union is bad, as both are pro-terrorist (Congress and Mehbooba Mufti) but from our BJP perspective is that it will be a great opportunity to revive our cadres," he added.

Mehbooba on July 3 rubbished rumors of PDP-Congress alliance in Jammu and Kashmir. She took to Twitter to dispel any confusion air about the likelihood of a collusion between the two parties.

Earlier in the day, a leader of the PDP lashed out at Mehbooba and blamed her for obliterating the party by promoting nepotism. Party leader and former minister Imran Raza Ansari also hinted at exiting the party.

On June 19, the BJP hauled out of its alliance with Mehbooba Mufti's PDP in Jammu and Kashmir, following which Mufti presented her resignation following which Governor's lead has been imposed in the state.