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Want to set up Patanjali factory in Kashmir, says Ramdev

Ramdev said Patanjali is in the process of acquiring 150 acres of land in Jammu and Kashmir, and would be offering jobs to Kashmiri youth.

Updated on: Aug 14, 2017, 00:01:07 IST
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Yoga guru Ramdev said on Sunday his consumer products company is in the process of acquiring land in Jammu and Kashmir to set up a unit there and would also offer jobs to youth in the state.

Yoga guru Ramdev on The World Peace & Harmony Conclave on the eve of Independence day at Worli in Mumbai on Sunday. (Satyabrata Tripathy/HT Photo)
Yoga guru Ramdev on The World Peace & Harmony Conclave on the eve of Independence day at Worli in Mumbai on Sunday. (Satyabrata Tripathy/HT Photo)

Speaking on terrorism in the country, Ramdev said, “Any one who masters the art of Yoga can never become a terrorist”. Not a single person who mastered Yoga ever became a terrorist in history”.

Replying to questions on violence in the Kashmir Valley, he said children should be taught good things about all religions as it will bring harmony among religions.

“I believe Yoga can cure the thought process of those creating menace in the valley,” he said while speaking at the the India TV conclave.

Ramdev said Patanjali is in the process of acquiring 150 acres of land in Jammu and Kashmir, and would be offering jobs to Kashmiri youth.

He also called for boycott of Chinese goods, saying that India is ready to counter China on every front.

The yoga exponent, known for his airing his political views, said India should take back Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and support Balochistan’s movement for independence.

 
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