In a fervent address to a sizable public gathering at Katra, Lok Sabha MP Jugal Kishore Sharma attributed the miseries of the people in Jammu and Kashmir to the blunders of the Congress party, highlighting the transformative development witnessed under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Speaking after paying obeisance at the revered Mata Vaishno Devi shrine on Sunday, Jugal Kishore Sharma assured the constituents of ongoing and future developmental endeavors in the region during his third tenure as MP. He emphasized the importance of contributing to the BJP’s electoral success in the upcoming polls to secure Modi’s third term as Prime Minister.Sharma asserted that the BJP has diligently worked to uplift the marginalized and disadvantaged sections of society, contrasting sharply with the Congress’ legacy of neglect and dynastic politics. He contended that in the digital age, the Congress’ deceptive tactics no longer hold sway over the discerning electorate.
Under PM Modi’s leadership, Sharma highlighted, Jammu and Kashmir has experienced unprecedented development, including the establishment of prestigious institutions like IIT, IIM, and AIIMS, alongside infrastructural advancements such as flyovers, tunnels, and enhanced connectivity networks.
He credited the BJP-led NDA government for fostering an environment conducive to holistic development and social welfare, asserting that J&K now stands on par with the most developed regions of India. Sharma emphasized that the days of uncertainty and insecurity are behind, heralding a new era of progress and prosperity under Modi’s stewardship.
Prominent BJP leaders including Rohit Dubey, District President; Kuldeep Dubey, Senior Leader; Arvind Gupta, District Prabhari; Ajay Nanda, Former Minister; and various grassroots representatives echoed Sharma’s sentiments, rallying public support for the BJP.
The proceedings were conducted by BJP senior leader Shashi Gupta, symbolizing a unified front in advocating for the party’s agenda of inclusive development and good governance.
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