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Amit Shah Slams Rahul Gandhi’s Statehood Pledge, Says Only Modi Can Deliver for Jammu & Kashmir

Amit shah addressing rally in Jammu and kashmir

Union Home Minister Amit Shah made it clear that the restoration of Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood is solely in the hands of the Modi government. He targeted opposition leaders Rahul Gandhi and Farooq Abdullah, questioning their promises and reminding them that the central government had already pledged to return statehood at the right time, after Assembly polls.

Promise of Statehood

On Sunday, during the BJP’s campaign launch in Jammu, Amit Shah re-emphasised that Modi government is ‘committed’ to the restoration of the erstwhile state’s statehood – once the region is ready for it. This is expected especially after the recent scrapping off of article 370, which made the state lose its special status.

Amit Shah Questioned Opposition’s Credibility

Amit Shah didn’t hold back on attacking Rahul Gandhi and Farooq Abdullah’s promises of restoring statehood. He criticized their claims, stating that it’s misleading to make such promises when only the Modi government has the constitutional authority to make that decision.

Historic First Elections

Amit Shah portrayed the upcoming Assembly elections as a historic moment for the region, marking the first elections held under the Tricolour and the Indian Constitution.

Opposition’s “Dangerous Agenda”

Amit Shah warned the public about the “dangerous agenda” of the Congress-NC alliance. He alleged that these parties want to reverse the benefits of the abrogation of Article 370, specifically targeting the rights given to marginalized communities such as Gujjars, Bakerwals, and Dalits.

Empowering Jammu’s People

Shah also played to regional sentiments, telling the people of Jammu that the future of their governance lies firmly in their hands. He urged BJP workers to mobilize the electorate and expose the alleged plans of the Congress and NC to reverse the region’s progress.

No Dialogue with Pakistan

In a clear message to the opposition and external players, Shah stated that the government would not engage in any dialogue with Pakistan unless peace is restored in Jammu and Kashmir.

Farooq Abdullah’s Alleged Absence During Militancy

Shah highlighted the failures of past leadership during times of unrest, particularly pointing out that Farooq Abdullah and his family left for England when militancy erupted.

Amit Shah’s speech painted a clear picture of the upcoming elections as a defining moment for Jammu and Kashmir. With statehood on the horizon under the Modi government’s leadership, Shah urged voters to reject the opposition’s promises, which he described as misleading and dangerous for the region’s stability.

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