Union Home Minister Amit Shah indicated that BJP wouldn’t contest Kashmir’s Lok Sabha seats hastily, prioritizing winning hearts over political gains. He urged Kashmiri youth against voting for National Conference, Congress, and PDP, accusing them of fostering terrorism and arming youngsters.
Speaking at a rally in Paloura, Jammu, Shah emphasized the party’s aim to embrace Kashmir rather than conquer it. He criticized NC, PDP, and Congress for fake encounters and promoting violence.
Shah affirmed that J&K Assembly elections would adhere to the Supreme Court’s schedule, dismissing any delays. Taking a dig at Mehbooba Mufti’s stance on Article 370, he highlighted the flag’s continued presence post-abrogation.
He touted progress in Kashmir, attributing it to PM Modi’s policies, including empowering youth and ensuring inclusive development. Shah pledged equitable representation for various communities and enhancing border villages’ infrastructure.
He concluded with a slogan reaffirming Kashmir’s integral status in India, emphasizing unity and sacrifice.
