BJP Unveils 'People's Manifesto' for Jammu and Kashmir, Promises Development and Unity

BJP Jammu and Kashmir chief Ravindra Raina called the party's manifesto a 'people's manifesto', pledging to address various issues across the state. Focusing on unity and development, BJP aims to strengthen peace, end separatism, and generate employment opportunities, alongside specific plans for women's welfare and youth benefits.

Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) Jammu and Kashmir chief, Ravindra Raina, on Friday applauded the party's manifesto, describing it as a 'people's manifesto'. The party promises comprehensive assistance to the state's residents, aiming to address a wide range of issues with the mission 'Sabka Sath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishiwas'.

Raina highlighted the manifesto's commitment to resolving the problems faced by daily wagers, home guards, Anganwadi workers, ASHA workers, government employees, and the youth. He expressed confidence in BJP's success in the upcoming assembly elections, predicting a 'tremendous victory'.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah, while releasing the manifesto, emphasized that Article 370 is a relic of the past and will not return. He stressed the intention to eliminate terrorism and separatism from Jammu and Kashmir. The manifesto includes 25 promises, focusing on women's welfare, job creation, and educational allowances for college students.

(With inputs from agencies.)