On the 7th of March, Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Kashmir, marking a historical event in multiple ways. Firstly, it will be the first visit post-abrogation. Secondly, it coincides with the time of Parliamentary Elections, providing an opportunity to assess the outcomes of Modi ji’s policies and plans regarding Kashmir, including their implementations, executions, and expansions. The four-year-long experiment of the Modi government for peace, development, and progress will be personally monitored by the Hon’ble Prime Minister himself.
The visit will observe a completely changing scenario in Kashmir, and according to reports, there will be a huge public gathering, a first in the inception of BJP in Kashmir. This will be a very special day for PM Modi in Kashmir, a historic event unprecedented in the history of the region.
It is all because of the latest initiatives, developments, peace efforts, and progress led by the BJP government, which have rendered neighbouring country irrelevant in Kashmir. Today, people are eagerly awaiting to join Modi’s speech, drawn by his visible and valuable leadership.
Honestly and practically, the credit for the implementation of central policies and other initiatives towards peace and development in Kashmir owes its transformation to Manoj Sinha, the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir. He has earned a place in the hearts of the Kashmiri people and worked tirelessly, covering every nook and cranny, to restore Kashmir to its status as a paradise on earth.
The real progress achieved in Kashmir during tough times has been made possible by Manoj Sinha’s efforts. It has been reported that this will be the highest public gathering of the BJP in Kashmir, which seemed impossible post-abrogation. Today, the Prime Minister will witness a quite different face of Kashmir and Kashmiris.
The PM’s visit will also boost the local politics of the BJP in Kashmir, as evidenced by the recent joining of former political and social activists into the realm of the BJP. Post-abrogation, we have witnessed people being attracted towards the BJP for two main reasons. Firstly, the BJP at the center has enacted people-oriented laws and restored peace and prosperity. Secondly, successful shutdown in infiltration and efforts to counter people provoking radicalization.
The present excitement among the common people in the valley marks both a significant success and a major victory for the BJP. Kashmiris are embracing peace and realizing the damage caused by violence and turmoil in every aspect of their lives.
Today, Kashmir is showcasing a different environment, which hasn’t been witnessed in over three decades of violence and bloodshed. Certainly, there are those who claim that circumstances in Kashmir are fluctuating and uncertain. This sentiment arises because their outdated political legacies are being challenged and rendered irrelevant by the younger generation of Kashmiris.
Common people are happy with the BJP government for several reasons, including the elimination of violence and corruption, the implementation of schemes directly benefiting the grassroots, and, most importantly, the transformation of the political stance and legacy of regional political parties.
Additionally, there’s acknowledgment of the provision of political opportunities to the younger generation. It’s pertinent to mention that Governor’s rule, which has been observed as successful, hasn’t worked for the political party but rather for the people. That’s why people still prefer it, as they have grown tired of political favouritisms, particularism, and injustice.
On the 7th of March, a huge gathering of more than two lakh people is expected, as claimed by news reports. This gathering will provide answers to many questions. It will be a befitting reply to those who have maintained politics as their legacy, to those whose shops of conflict have been shut down, to those who were of the opinion that BJP is never accepted in Kashmir, and to those who seek peace and progress. Kashmiris are deeply about the peaceful circumstances they have witnessed after two decades.
The anticipated gathering on the 7th of March symbolizes a significant moment in Kashmir’s history. It represents a collective response to longstanding challenges and misconceptions. As Kashmiris unite in pursuit of peace and progress, they send a powerful message to those who doubted the acceptance of change and the role of BJP in the region.
The peaceful circumstances witnessed after decades of turmoil reflect the resilience and determination of the Kashmiri people. The gathering, expected to draw more than 2 lakh people, serves as a beacon of hope for the brighter future of BJP in Kashmir. Ultimately, whoever builds the foundation of unity, progress, and a shared vision for peace will be hailed as the hero in Kashmir.
The upcoming visit
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On the 7th of March, Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Kashmir, marking a historical event in multiple ways. Firstly, it will be the first visit post-abrogation. Secondly, it coincides with the time of Parliamentary Elections, providing an opportunity to assess the outcomes of Modi ji’s policies and plans regarding Kashmir, including their implementations, executions, and expansions. The four-year-long experiment of the Modi government for peace, development, and progress will be personally monitored by the Hon’ble Prime Minister himself.
The visit will observe a completely changing scenario in Kashmir, and according to reports, there will be a huge public gathering, a first in the inception of BJP in Kashmir. This will be a very special day for PM Modi in Kashmir, a historic event unprecedented in the history of the region.
It is all because of the latest initiatives, developments, peace efforts, and progress led by the BJP government, which have rendered neighbouring country irrelevant in Kashmir. Today, people are eagerly awaiting to join Modi’s speech, drawn by his visible and valuable leadership.
Honestly and practically, the credit for the implementation of central........
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