It is very clear from Mr. Mufti Saeed's answers that there is a set path which his party -PDP- wants to follow in the state of J & K.  And that path, in my opinion, leads to no compromise on an abrogation of an Article 370 as well as the revocation of Special Rights and Privileges to the Indian armed forces and eventually their withdrawal from the state of J & K.  Under this kind of reticent behavior and attitude, one cann't expect any fruitful outcome which means that Mr. Saeed is willing to sacrifice the expected prosperity and peace which revocation of an Article 370 and the existing special treatment and privileges of Indian armed forces can bring to his state.  It means that PDP is not really serious in bringing peace to the territory and have some hidden agenda.  It also provides an indication that may be PDP is surreptitiously working with the separatists in Kashmir with the abetment of a nation across the border, and their ultimate objective is to create an environment in the state which is more pro-Pakistan.  I admire Mr. Modi's open statement about the inclusion, freedom and tolerance of all religions in India.  In my opinion, BJP ought to reject a current PDP's stand on this issue and give them an opportunity to make a government with whosoever they wish to.  The ball is in their court, since they have the most seats in the state.