Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, addressing an election rally in Jammu and Kashmir, said that India would have pumped more money to Pakistan that they have asked for the International Monetory Fund (IMD),

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, speaking at a public gathering in Gurez, Jammu and Kashmir, stated that Pakistan has a history of involvement in terrorist activities in the region. He noted that successive Indian governments have repeatedly called on Pakistan to dismantle terrorist camps within its borders,

Union defence minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said India would have offered more aid to Pakistan, had the neighbouring country maintained g.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday (29 September) said that India could have provided Pakistan with a financial package exceeding what the country had sought from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) if relations between the two nations had been friendly.

Rajnath Singh said the Centre gives money to Jammu and Kashmir for development while Pakistan has been misusing financial aid for a long time. “It seeks money from other countries to run a terrorism factory on its soil,

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh criticized Pakistan for using international financial aid to support terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir. Speaking at an election rally, he highlighted that India's development package for J&K is significantly larger than the IMF's recent bailout for Pakistan.

Campaigning for the third and final phase of Jammu and Kashmir's Assembly elections concludes today, with polls scheduled for October 1.

Addressing an election rally in Gurez assembly segment of Bandipora district, Singh referred to the prime minister's development package for Jammu and Kashmir announced in 2014-15 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.