PM Modi’s Rally in Srinagar: A Resounding Success
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Srinagar, September 19 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s rally in Srinagar today was marked by enthusiastic participation and significant political engagements. Held at the iconic Sher-e-Kashmir Cricket Stadium, the event drew an impressive crowd of supporters. The rally, part of the BJP’s campaign for the upcoming Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections, showcased the party’s commitment to the region’s development. PM Modi highlighted various initiatives aimed at boosting the local economy and improving infrastructure, including the ‘Holistic Agriculture Development Programme’ and various projects.
A notable moment of the event was the personal meet between PM Modi and District President Ganderbal Mohammad Amin Shah. Shah expressed his gratitude for the Prime Minister’s continued focus on Jammu and Kashmir, emphasizing the positive impact of recent developmental projects on the local community. The rally, held at the Sher-e-Kashmir Cricket Stadium, saw enthusiastic participation from the people of district Ganderbal, led by District President Mohammad Amin Shah
The successful rally not only highlighted the robust political engagement in the region but also showcased the effective leadership of Mohammad Amin Shah in mobilizing the masses. This event marks a significant moment in the political landscape of Srinagar, reflecting the community’s trust and confidence in their leaders.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the National Conference (NC), Congress, and People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for promoting dynastic politics in Jammu and Kashmir. During a rally in Srinagar, he accused these parties of misleading the people and fostering unrest, which he claimed has harmed the region significantly. Modi emphasized that the upcoming Assembly elections are a battle between these three political families and the youth of Jammu and Kashmir. He highlighted the efforts made by his government to promote grassroots democracy through local body elections, which he said were opposed by the dynastic parties.