‘NC-Cong want snatch reservation of Paharis, OBCs, Gujjars, Bakkerwals’
The Diplomat Desk
Jammu, TDD Sept 22: The BJP National general Secretary and J&K Incharge, Tarun Chugh, on Sunday said that after the 1st phase of Assembly elections it has become abundantly crystal clear that there is a strong wave in favor of BJP and it will form next government in J&K.
This was stated by Tarun Chugh, while addressing a public meeting at Chenani in favor of BJP candidate, Balwant Singh Mankotia.
“NC-Cong and PDP are misleading the people by promising restoration of Article 370,” Chugh said, adding, “Article 370 is history and no power on earth can bring it back”.
Chugh said that NC-Cong want to snatch the reservation given to Paharis, Gujjars, Bakerwals and OBCs, Valmkis and appealed to the people teach parties a lesson in the Assembly elections.
Chugh said NC-Cong and PDP are working on the agenda of Pakistan. “Remember these parties talked of autonomy and Self-rule.
He said that peace has been established in J&K after the abrogation of Article 370 and record number of tourists are visiting J&K in the peaceful atmosphere. “People have now understood that NC-Cong and PDP are trying to implement Pak agenda in Kashmir and they will reject these dynastic parties in these elections,” he said, while adding, “People are fully behind the PM Modi”.
Chugh said, “Modi Hai to Mumkin Hai and J&K will be the most developed State of the country under Modi’s leadership”.
Three families i.e Abdullahs, Muftis and Gandhis looted J&K for many-2 years but BJP will make a ‘Naya J&K’, he said. These families gave stones and guns I the hands of youth but we will give laptops to youth.
“BJP is guarantee to peaceful and developed J&K,” Chugh said, while adding, “NC-Cong want to bring back terrorism and unrest in J&K”.
The statement of the Pak Defence Minister has made it clear that NC-Cong and PDP are working on the agenda of Pakistan, which is very shameful, he said. Chugh also held a meeting of workers at Udhampur and Ramnagar and devised strategy for campaigning in the Assembly elections.
