Pakistan defence minister Khwaja Asif has been quoted as saying — in the context of some Indian parties’ demand for the restoration of Article 370 — that his government is on the same page

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticised the Congress-National Conference alliance in Jammu and Kashmir, claiming it aligns with Pakistan's interests. He warned that voting for Congress could result in reinstating Article 370 and potential violence.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday attacked the Congress-National Conference alliance in Jammu and Kashmir and said that the alliance of Congress-NC is being applauded in Pakistan, as the neighbouring country is very happy with its manifesto and has openly extended its support.

Congress and the National Conference, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday launched a fiercest attack saying that Pakistan is doing ‘balle-balle’ over their manifesto for the assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir.

While addressing his first election rally in the Kashmir Valley, Modi targeted the PDP, too, along with the other two parties, saying “three families” have “ruined” J&K.

Pakistan's defense minister's comments on Congress and NC's support for Article 370 sparked criticism from Modi and BJP, asserting alignment with Pakistan's agenda.

Don't know what Pakistan says', says Farooq Abdullah after Pakistan says NC-Congress alliance shares its stance on Article 370.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the Congress and National Conference alliance, accusing them of aligning with Pakistan's agenda on Article 370. He emphasized that no power can reinstate Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir.