Jammu, April 9 -- Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday emphasized the need for zero tolerance towards terrorism in the region during a discussion on Union Home Minister Amit Shah's visit to J&K.

Abdullah stated, " There should be zero tolerance towards terrorism. We have to take Jammu and Kashmir to the point where I left it in 2014. In 2014, terrorism was at its lowest in Jammu and Kashmir," highlighting the state's progress under his tenure.

He reiterated that even today, efforts to end terrorism remain a top priority but stressed, "Terrorism cannot be ended without taking people along."

On another front, Abdullah also weighed in on the US's recent move to impose tariffs, saying, "...If the US economy is affect...