Historic Democratic Revival in Jammu & Kashmir

Amit Shah declared the success of transparent and peaceful elections in Jammu and Kashmir, marking a democratic revival in the region. In Haryana, BJP's significant victory displayed public faith in Prime Minister Modi's leadership and repudiated Congress's divisive politics, focusing on development and performance.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced a democratic revival in Jammu and Kashmir after the successful conduct of transparent and peaceful assembly elections, promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This marks a significant milestone since the rise of terrorism in the 1980s, with large voter turnout for the first time.

Reacting to the Haryana assembly elections, Shah described the BJP's victory as a reflection of the people's unwavering faith in Modi's leadership. The massive win itself symbolizes a rejection of the Congress's divisive politics, with voters favoring BJP's decade-long track record of development and welfare.

In congratulating the citizens of both Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana, Shah expressed gratitude to the communities and party workers. He assured that under Modi's leadership, the focus would continue to be on security and development, aiming for a terror-free and progressive Jammu and Kashmir.

(With inputs from agencies.)