BJP encourages independents to create political uncertainty: Nasir

A member of the Lok Sabha from Karnataka, who was interacting with media persons after holding a series of public meetings in support of the party’s candidates in different parts of Jammu, said the BJP has neither the capacity nor the involvement to do so in Jammu and Competition to form government in Kashmir.
He said the BJP leaders have realized that the residents of J&K will teach them a lesson for their wrongdoings in the past decade and hence the BJP is shamelessly indulging in nefarious designs and dangerous tactics to ensure a divisive post-election period. Authorization.
“BJP encourages independents and small parties to create chaos and uncertainty after elections. Such chaotic situations are always suitable for the ruling party to form its own government through fraudulent means,” Hussain said, urging the people to give orders to the alliance Decisive mandate to establish a stable government in Jammu and Kashmir.
“Only a stable government can ensure development and prosperity of J&K. We must read and see through the BJP’s strategy,” he said.
“It was only because of the Supreme Court’s intervention that the elections were held in J&K,” he said. Now they seek to manipulate the outcome by supporting independents and smaller parties, with the aim of leading to fragmented mandates and government instability. ”
“After years of wait, the people of Jammu and Kashmir are finally getting a chance to exercise their democratic rights,” the committee members said.
“The PPP, which has been ruling the state through its acting deputy governor’s office, owes us an answer. They have made high promises now, but what about their record?” he asked.
“Ten years ago, J&K was a leader in healthcare, education and infrastructure development. Where is the report card of the past ten years? How many people have been lifted out of poverty?” the Congress leader further questioned.
“BJP’s biggest achievement is spreading the menace of drugs. Is there a link between the drugs seized at the Gujarat port and the rising addiction to J&K?” asked the Rajya Sabha MP.
Citing a parliamentary panel’s report, he said, “The Parliamentary Standing Committee reported that 1.35 million youths are exposed to drug menace in J&K.” He asked the BJP to have a clear roadmap to deal with the crisis.
“The BJP is indulging in empty rhetoric, or ‘Jumlabazi’. They are attacking opposition leaders and their families instead of facing the facts,” he said.
“Despite the BJP’s promise of Rs 2 crore per annum in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, it has failed to create jobs. Outsiders are getting lucrative contracts while locals are being left behind,” he explain.
Reacting to some of the recent scams exposed in J&K, Nasir Hussain said the Governor’s House has become a center of corruption with scandals such as the Jal Jeevan mission scam, recruitment scam, mining scam, sand scam and liquor scam. He claimed that Congress would investigate the scandals and ensure that locals received the contracts.
“The education sector in J&K is on the brink of collapse with enrollment plummeting. Unplanned power outages are plaguing our citizens,” he said, assuring that the Congress will ensure a better future, starting with comprehensive social, economic and caste reforms Census to ensure justice and equality for all.
AICC Coordinators – Dolly Sharma and Onika Mehrotra; JKPCC Senior Vice President and Chief Spokesperson Ravinder Sharma and PCC Vice President Ved Mahajan were also present.