Amit Shah Blasts Opposition in Jammu & Kashmir Poll Rally

Union Home Minister Amit Shah accuses the National Conference, PDP, and Congress of promoting terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir. He emphasized the Modi government's commitment to providing jobs to the youth and opposed any dialogue with Pakistan or resumption of cross-border trade until terrorism is eradicated. Shah highlighted BJP’s developmental initiatives and criticized opposition parties for their past governance failures.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched a scathing attack on the National Conference, PDP, and Congress, accusing them of trying to revive terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir. Speaking at an election rally in Ramban district, Shah said these parties wanted to release terrorists and stone-pelters.

The Modi government, Shah emphasized, would provide jobs to youth equipped with laptops and the national flag, and not allow a resurgence of terrorism. He reiterated that no talks with Pakistan would occur until terrorism is completely eradicated.

Shah also highlighted the BJP's achievements in the region, including improved connectivity and industrial development. He criticized the opposition for their past governance, claiming they neglected development and rights for youth, women, and Scheduled Tribes.

(With inputs from agencies.)