BJP will form the next govt in J&K, says Ram Madhav
TNN Bureau. Updated: 9/17/2024 12:34:47 AM
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Srinagar: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will form the next government in Jammu and Kashmir, election in-charge for the J&K Assembly election, Ram Madhav claimed on Monday.
"BJP, with many parties who are ready to extend their support, will provide a stable government in Jammu and Kashmir", Madhav told media persons in Shopian district of south Kashmir on Monday.
He said that BJP will form the next government with a handsome victory in the election in Jammu and Kashmir.
In reply to a question, the Senior BJP leader said that the government would run on the agenda of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of Terror-free, overall development, tourism and free from the family rule.
"BJP is going to form the next government on our own and those parties who are ready to come with us will extend support'', Madhav said.
He said that "our mission is to eradicate terrorism and family rule besides to provide development and tourism which is our main agenda and for that we have come before the people of Jammu and Kashmir".
The Senior BJP leader said that in the Jammu region the BJP enjoyed overwhelming support and it was there earlier, yesterday and today too. The BJP feel overwhelmed and surprised that this time the party has tremendous support from the Kashmir valley also where its 20 candidates are in the fray.
"Very soon a big new change will be seen in Jammu and Kashmir", he said and added "the three families-Peoples Democratic Party, National Conference or the Delhi based Congress- will be shown the door this time".
Replying to a question, Madhav said that the Congress party is delaying the release of their manifesto as they want to go with the manifesto of their alliance partner National Conference.
He said that NC manifesto is to bring back Article 370, to release all the terrorists from jails and to take the state backwards rather than forward. "This manifesto of Gandhi and Abdullah family will have an establishment of family rule in Jammu and Kashmir", Madhav said.