• Ravinder Raina addressed a party workers’ Sammelan at Surankote 

SURANKOTE: Ravinder Raina, President, J&K BJP addressed a party workers’ Sammelan at Surankote. Eminent Political Personality from Surankote Hammed Manhas also joined the BJP in presence of BJP President Ravinder Raina. Rajinder Gupta, District President Rajesh Raina, District General Secretary Adv Sohaib Malik (DDC), Azhar Manhas, Kesar, Mehtab Bukhari, Mirza, Dutta, Sheikh Hasina, Salma Sheikh and others accompanied the party president on the occasion.

While addressing the party workers, Ravinder Raina said that the people and the activists of Surankote are filled with a great enthusiasm and activism he said that the he on the behalf of party is indebted to the warm and affectionate support shown to the party by the people.

He said that the people have understood that the previous governments have done injustice with the people of this belt for the 70 years. They have been delivered justice by the Modi government in the last 10 years under the Modi government. The Modi government has served justice to all the communities irrespective of the region or the religion. He said that the previous governments of NC, Congress and PDP brought black laws against the Gujjar-Bakerwals and other communities, and done lots of injustice with them. Now the Modi government gave them the rights and finished the injustice with them.

Modi government has worked on the principle of “Sab ka Sath, Sabka Vikas”. Paharis struggled for 70 years, when they called for their rights, they were delivered injustice by the NC, Congress, and PDP. The families of the innocent people suffered so badly that they had to fled from their homes. NC, PDP, Congress never cared for the Paharis, and the Modi government gave rights to Paharis in 4 October 2022, while keeping the quota of Gujjar-Bakerwals intact.

Today, all the communities are getting their rights. While delivering justice to all the communities, he said that BJP has never played the politics of religion and served the people of Jammu & Kashmir with a pure heart.

He said that the people of Rajouri have loved the BJP by heart and are ready to vote for the BJP in the upcoming Assembly elections. He said that the BJP has bridged the gap between the people of Rajouri and Poonch and now the focus of politics should be on the development. He mentioned that today, the train has almost reached up to the valley and soon the BJP will ensure to bring it here in Poonch as well.

He also said that the world class roads and tunnels are being built from Jammu to Poonch that will decrease the time of travel. He said that the focus of politics should be on how to initiate the Medical Colleges here, for the Tribal University etc. He said that the people of Rajouri, and Poonch should unitedly progress on the politics of development not on the divisive lines. He ensured that the Modi government has already given liberal funding for the development of the region.

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