BJP Criticizes National Conference for 'Directionless' Governance

The BJP's Jammu and Kashmir unit criticized the National Conference for ineffective governance, pointing out failures in addressing key public issues like water, electricity, and jobs. BJP spokesperson Sunil Sethi highlighted the party's development initiatives and confidence in gaining strength in upcoming elections, despite not currently being in power.

The BJP's Jammu and Kashmir unit has launched a scathing attack on the National Conference, accusing it of running a visionless and directionless government in the Union Territory. The party claims that the current administration has failed to address critical public issues, including shortages of water, electricity, and jobs, as well as lagging behind in tourism and key development projects.

The BJP expressed optimism about its increasing popularity and development initiatives in Jammu and Kashmir, suggesting that it is poised to emerge stronger in the 2025 elections. Sunil Sethi, the chief spokesperson of the party's Jammu and Kashmir unit, criticized the National Conference for neglecting public issues in recent months and relying on excuses instead of solutions.

Sethi emphasized the BJP's commitment to its election manifesto, stating the promises were based on well-considered financial and developmental plans. He accused the current government of lacking leadership and warned of similar failures in states like Delhi and Punjab. Furthermore, Sethi highlighted the BJP's development projects, such as the Katra-Delhi road and railway expansions, aimed at boosting the region's tourism and trade, alongside efforts for youth and women empowerment.

(With inputs from agencies.)