PM's address to inspire confidence among voters in Kashmir: BJP's Ashok Kaul

Srinagar, Sep 15: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) General Secretary (Org) Ashok Koul Sunday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is arriving Srinagar on September 19, will inspire confidence among voters in Kashmir valley.

The BJP leader was addressing a workers meeting in Srinagar which was convened to give final touch to the arrangements for Prime Ministers rally in Srinagar.

“As Jammu and Kashmir approaches this critical election season, Prime Minister Modi’s visit underscores the BJP’s determination to bring transformative progress to the region” Koul said.

He added, “PM Modi’s address will aim to inspire confidence among voters and reaffirm the party’s commitment to driving a development-focused agenda that benefits all sections of society”.

Earlier in the meeting the participants said upcoming rally in Sher-e-Kashmir Park in Srinagar is a pivotal moment in the party's campaign strategy for the upcoming J&K Assembly elections. The leaders said it marks a significant step in bolstering the BJP's presence and deepening its connection with the people of J&K.

Prime Minister is expected to address key issues central to the region's development, including initiatives on infrastructure, employment generation, tourism, and economic growth. His speech is set to reassure the people of Jammu and Kashmir about the government's steadfast commitment to long-term prosperity, security, and stability. As the BJP intensifies its campaign efforts, this rally is critical in building broader support across the state, the leaders in the meeting said.

Besides Koul, the meeting was attended by BJP J&K Election In-Charge Ram Madhav, Srinagar District President Ashok Bhat, J&K Campaign In-Charge and former Deputy Chief Minister Dr. Nirmal Singh, J&K Vice Election Campaign In-Charge Manish Sharma, former MLC Surinder Ambardar, National Spokesperson Shazia Ilmi, former MLC Charanjit Singh Khalsa, BJP Candidates, District Presidents and several other senior leaders.