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"I think it is absolutely essential for all of us … that in this battle, we need the Kashmiri people on our side.It is a battle for sovereignty, c & # 39; is a battle against separatists and terrorists and the key is also owned by the people, "he said.
"And, therefore, our approach must be guided by the fact that these people are on our side, not separatists," he said at the first Atal Bihari Vajpayee conference-debate.
He regretted that as the country faces problems fomented from the other side of the border, local groups have joined them and the people of Kashmir suffer the most. .
"How can we solve the situation?" Governments have declared that we are ready for the most logical option, we are willing to talk to people, we are even willing to interact and involve the main parties in the process, "he said.
Jaitley also said that the major regional parties, which speak one language in Srinagar and another in Delhi, must have the courage to face the situation.
They must create an alternative speech in the valley for the separatists, he said, adding, "Unfortunately, they are shunning this responsibility, so it's a battle that India needs to win and I have no doubt that we will succeed. " at the end of the day because India's policy must send a clear message: separatism will never be accepted by India and its mainstream. "
He stated that every policy and position of the government should be guided by one of the criteria according to which "the population of Kashmir must be brought gradually from this side and this will be the reality".
Jaitley said that terrorism and insurgency were the main threats and that the government had succeeded in eliminating them or reducing them considerably in three regions of India – the Punjab, the north-east and the south of India.
"Two problems remain: the first concerns terrorism emanating from Kashmir, the basic reason being that Pakistan is never reconciled with Jammu and Kashmir, which is part of India. conventional and failed, he said.
The leader of the BJP claimed that previous governments turned a blind eye when, with the help of foreign money, the Sufism movement to Wahhabism took place in Kashmir and that the consequences were enormous.
The second challenge of terror is Maoism, he said, adding that ideological Maoists, armed Maoists, poor citizens and tribes are being misled.
In addition, he also said that poverty remains a major challenge for the country.
"The first challenge is that we must continue to grow rapidly and that the benefits of this growth must be translated and transferred to both the weaker part of society and rural India, which is perhaps the most important challenge that Indians face, democracy has to face, "he added.
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