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The exhibitions, rich with rare photographs and historical records, depicted in stark detail the unimaginable horrors suffered by millions during and after the Partition. Senior leaders of BJP narrated the ordeal of those uprooted from their homes, families torn apart, women subjected to unspeakable atrocities, children mercilessly killed, and survivors forced to abandon every possession, only to face hunger, homelessness, disease, and decades of poverty in an alien land.
J&K BJP President Sat Sharma inaugurated the exhibition organized by the BJP Library Department led by Prof. Kulbhushan Mohtra, and attended the programme organized by BJP District Jammu South led by its President Naresh Singh Jasrotia at party headquarters, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu. BJP Vice-Presidents Rajiv Charak and Rekha Mahajan, General Secretary Baldev Singh Billawaria, MLA Ch. Vikram Randhawa, All Cells Incharge Ved Sharma, and other senior leaders were present.
Addressing the gathering, Sat Sharma said that the Partition was not merely a political event, it was a human catastrophe beyond imagination. He stressed that in the lust for power, the Congress leadership, hand in glove with the British and the ambitions of Nehru and Jinnah, accepted the biggest forced displacement in human history. Crores were uprooted, lakhs slaughtered, women dishonoured, and countless children butchered.
Those who survived were left to wander in the open with nothing but the clothes on their bodies, battling hunger, nature’s fury, and the humiliation of being refugees in their own motherland. He said that even today, Jammu has lakhs of families whose parents or grandparents carry the deep scars of those nights of terror. These wounds have never healed. Through these exhibitions, BJP wants to ensure that our younger generations never forget the price we paid for freedom and pledge that such devastation must never be allowed to repeat, he added.
Simultaneously, J&K BJP General Secretary (Organization) Ashok Koul, MP Jugal Kishore Sharma, Vice-President Priya Sethi, General Secretary Sanjita Dogra, MLAs Yudhvir Sethi and Arvind Gupta, Veenu Khanna, and others inaugurated the exhibition and attended the programme organized by BJP District Jammu led by its President Adv. Rajesh Gupta.
Ashok Koul, while addressing, said that the Partition was a wound inflicted on Bharat Mata that still bleeds in the memories of our people. He said that it uprooted the cultural fabric of centuries, leaving millions to start life from zero, without homes, land, or security. Women bore the brunt of unimaginable crimes, children’s cries were silenced forever, and the elderly were left to die in pain and neglect. Today, as we remember Vibhajan Vibhishika Smriti Diwas, we not only pay homage to the martyrs and survivors, but also resolve to build a united, strong, and secure Bharat where such atrocities can never happen again, he added.
Jugal Kishore Sharma reiterated that remembering Partition is not to reopen wounds, but to keep history alive so that future generations understand the value of unity, the dangers of appeasement politics, and the cost of division, that has to be paid by the generations together.
