As the campaign for the Jammu and Kashmir elections ends, the Congress on Sunday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has still not answered the most basic question as to why he has “failed” to restore full statehood to Jammu and Kashmir. are. The opposition party also claimed that Prime Minister Modi will face a defeat “many times bigger” than the one he faced after the Lok Sabha election results were declared on June 4 this year.
The intense campaigning for the third and final phase of Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections ended on Sunday evening with a heated exchange between the major political parties, especially BJP, Congress, NC and PDP on key issues including Pakistan, Article 370, terrorism and reservation. Hui. Voting for this crucial phase covering 40 assembly constituencies of seven districts of Jammu region – Jammu, Udhampur, Samba and Kathua and North Kashmir’s Baramulla, Bandipora and Kupwara – is scheduled on October 1.
Congress general secretary and communication in-charge Jairam Ramesh said in a post on Why failed to restore full statehood?” Ramesh said the Prime Minister has made a “misleading” claim that only the BJP can bring back full statehood to Jammu and Kashmir.
Ramesh said, “Surprisingly, they have not taken any responsibility for the decision to take away statehood from Jammu and Kashmir or to postpone its restoration. In fact, they have gone to the extent of avoiding all accountability for it ” The Congress general secretary said, “On August 5, 2019, he failed to address Parliament on the matter. After 2019, the usually jet-setting non-biological deity failed to visit Jammu by 2022 and Kashmir Valley by 2024.” .
In the 2024 Lok Sabha election campaign, he gave 41 scripted interviews – including to regional publications across the country, but not a single one in Jammu and Kashmir.” Ramesh alleged that the Prime Minister considered himself above accountability to the people, including Including the voters of Jammu who have supported him in consecutive elections, Ramesh said, “This time he will have to face a defeat much bigger than the one he faced on June 4, 2024.” This is the first assembly election in Jammu and Kashmir since the declaration of independence, the results of which will be declared on October 8.
