BJP National General Secretary and party In-Charge of J&K Tarun Chugh Sunday questioned NC Vice-President Omar Abdullah that why he admitted defeat before the conduct of Lok Sabha elections in Jammu and Kashmir.
Chugh questioned why Omar Abdullah has sensed his defeat when Lok Sabha elections are yet to take place. He said the NC leader is hoodwinking masses while saying BJP will push proxies in the upcoming elections.
“Neither BJP has A, B or C teams. Why Omar Abdullah is making excuses and have accepted defeat before the conduct of Lok Sabha elections in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir,” Chugh mentioned.
He said NC like regional parties have been rejected badly by people of J&K after getting exposed in public. “NC Vice-President has come to know the mood of people of Jammu and Kashmir. Those who made death and destruction in Jammu and Kashmir for their petty politics have been exposed. The youth of J&K, particularly Kashmir Valley want change. Since Article 370 was abrogated the youth of Kashmir valley have been engaged in nation building and constructive politics. This however doesn’t suit Omar Abdullah like politicians, so he want to engage people into unnecessary debates,” Chugh said.
He also said that it is unfortunate that NC leader has become habitual of targeting Army, BSF, CRPF, J&K Police and other security agencies who with their blood and sweat are protecting the sovereignty and integrity of the country. “It is surprising that Omar Abdullah is making target to those who protect them and the entire nation as well. The junior Abdullah is unhappy with the peace, prosperity and development of Jammu and Kashmir post-August 2019. Now he want to stoke controversy on meaningless issues and want to incite people emotionally,” he said.
He maintained that NC, PDP and other political parties are trying to derail peaceful atmosphere in valley, however the PM Narendra Modi led government is resolute to choke all means which lead to bloodbath in valley.
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