• Urges LG Administration to Take serious note of BJP’s mischief-mongering and curb divisive politics

JAMMU: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Provincial President Jammu, Rattan Lal Gupta, on Saturday lashed out at the BJP for what he termed as a “deliberate and dangerous campaign” to vitiate the peaceful atmosphere in Jammu region by raking up communal divisions to destabilise the elected government led by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah.

While interacting a deputation from Sidhra and Rangura headed by Ch. Rehmat Ali former BDC Chairman and Shama Akther former Corporator at party’s provincial headquarter, Sher-e-Kashmir Bhawan Jammu, Gupta said the BJP, having been politically rejected by the people and sensing its rapidly shrinking ground in Jammu and Kashmir, has resorted to “communal polarisation, misinformation and fear-mongering” to stay politically relevant.

“The BJP cannot digest the growing popularity and people-centric governance of the Omar Abdullah-led government. Frustrated by its political isolation, the party is now attempting to divide society on communal lines and disrupt the peace and progress being witnessed across Jammu and Kashmir,” Gupta said.

He urged the Lieutenant Governor’s administration to take serious note of the “systematic propaganda and mischief” being spread by BJP leaders and their affiliates. “Since law and order, police and home affairs directly fall under the LG administration, it becomes its constitutional responsibility to curb such divisive politics that undermine the secular and pluralistic ethos of the country, particularly Jammu and Kashmir,” he added.

Gupta said no amount of BJP’s “communal theatrics and propaganda” can derail the developmental momentum and welfare initiatives being undertaken by the Omar Abdullah government, as people are firmly standing with the National Conference.

“The National Conference will never allow the BJP to fulfil its malicious agenda of dividing people for electoral gains. The people of Jammu and Kashmir know who sacrificed lives for the unity, dignity and harmony of this country. They remember the contributions and sacrifices of National Conference leaders, workers and ministers through decades of turmoil,” he said.

Highlighting the government’s performance, Gupta said people have witnessed how Omar Abdullah and his cabinet remained on the ground during last year’s flash floods and other emergencies, ensuring relief and support to affected families. “People can clearly see the difference between a government that works for the people and a party that survives only on hatred, division and hollow slogans,” he remarked.

Mr Gupta assured the deputation that National Conference is fully supported the genuine cause and also brought to the notice of concerned authorities to deal with such mischievous Mongers.

He further said the BJP failed to deliver on employment, economic growth and public welfare during its 11 years long stint in power and is now trying to divert attention from its failures by creating communal tensions. “The people are politically mature and will not fall prey to the BJP’s divisive designs,” Gupta asserted.

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