Home Minister Amit Shah addressed an election rally in Jammu and Kashmir today. Shah addressed the people in Chenani and Udhampur. He said that Abdullah and Nehru were responsible for killing 40,000 people in Jammu and Kashmir.
Where was Farooq Abdullah at that time? He was enjoying summer holidays in London and riding an expensive motorcycle. No party from Jammu and Kashmir, only BJP, has eradicated terrorism.
Shah said that these people are protesting the death sentence of Afzal Guru who attacked the parliament of our country. Omar Abdullah said that Afzal Guru should not be hanged.
Omar Abdullah Sahib, you keep feeding biryani to terrorists, but the terror you spread will be answered only on the gallows.
Shah said in Nowshera – no one can bring back 370 now Four days ago, during the election campaign in Nowshera, Shah said – Farooq Abdullah wants us to talk to Pakistan on the issue of terrorism. We are not going to talk to Pakistan until terrorism ends.
Farooq Abdullah says he will bring back Article 370. Farooq sir, no one can bring back Article 370 now. Bunkers are no longer needed, because no one will dare to fire. If there is firing, it will be answered with artillery.
Farooq Abdullah responded to Shah's attack. He said- Central government can talk to China, which has occupied 2 thousand kilometers of our land. Why can't you talk to Pakistan? A solution to terrorism should be found. How long will our people continue to die?
5 big things from Shah's speech…
- We will bury terrorism in the abyss. Today the tricolor is being hoisted with pride in Jammu and Kashmir. They want to bring back Sheikh Abdullah's banner. Only our tricolor will fly in Jammu and Kashmir. They want us to talk to Pakistan. We are not in favor of talks with Pakistan until terrorism ends.
- They want to release terrorists from jail, but Narendra Modi government has buried terrorism too deep. No terrorist or stone pelter will be released from jail.
- Congress, NC have said that the reservation given to Paharis, Gurjar Bakarwal, Dalit, Valmiki, OBC community will be reconsidered. Rahul Gandhi goes to America and says that now they have developed, they don't need reservation anymore. Rahul baba, we will not allow you to remove reservation.
- The reserved rights of hill brothers and sisters were taken away by Congress, NC and PDP for 70 years. It was his decision not to reserve the hills. PM Modi said- Congress, NC and PDP should do whatever they want. We will reserve the hills.
- When the reservation was given to the hill brothers and sisters, Farooq Sahib started agitating the Gurjar brothers here that their reservation would be lost. I promised in Rajouri that Gurjar Bakarwal's reservation will not be reduced even by one percent and hill brothers and sisters will get reservation and we have kept that promise.
Assembly elections are being held in Jammu and Kashmir after 10 years
Assembly elections are being held in Jammu and Kashmir after 10 years. This is the first assembly election after the abrogation of Article 370 in 2019. Jammu and Kashmir has 90 assembly constituencies, of which 7 are reserved for Scheduled Castes and 9 for Scheduled Tribes.
The first phase of voting was held on September 18. The second phase of voting will be held on 25th September and the third phase will be held on 1st October. The result will come on October 8. According to the Election Commission, there are 88.06 lakh voters here.
In the 2014 assembly elections, BJP won 25 seats. Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) won 28 seats, Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (NC) 15 seats and Congress 12 seats.
BJP is contesting on 62 out of 90 seats BJP has announced candidates for 62 out of 90 seats in Jammu and Kashmir. BJP has fielded candidates on all 43 seats of Jammu division. The party is contesting 19 out of 47 seats in Kashmir. In the remaining 28 seats, the BJP will support independent candidates.
A record 61.13% turnout in the first phase On September 18, in the first phase, voting was held on 4 assembly seats in 7 districts. Meanwhile, 61.13% voting took place. According to the Election Commission, the highest voter turnout was 80.14% in Kishtwar and the lowest was 46.65% in Pulwama.
Doda was second with 71.34%, Ramban was third with 70.55%. More than 35 thousand Kashmiri Pandits living in different states of the country also cast their votes in the first phase of voting. A total of 24 special booths were made for them. There were 4 booths in Delhi, 19 in Jammu and 1 in Udhampur.
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