Jammu, Sept 15: Union Home Minister Amit Shah will wrap up BJP’s election campaign for the first phase of Assembly elections by addressing three rallies in the Chenab region.
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s rally in Doda on Saturday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah will address rallies at Ramban, Kishtwar, and Padder in support of party candidates.
After four out of a total of six seats in this mountainous region, the BJP is trying to improve its tall this time as two more seats have been added to this belt after the report of the Delimitation Commission.
Gajay Singh Rana, Shakti Parihar and Daleep Parihar are the BJP candidates from three Assembly seats of Doda namely Doda, Doda West, and Bhaderwah.
Sunil Sharma, Shagun Parihar, and Tariq Keen are the party representatives from three Kishtwar constituencies namely Paddar-Nagsani, Kishtwar, and Inderwal.
Rakesh Singh Thakur and Mohammad Saleem Bhat are the BJP nominees for two seats in the Ramban district namely Ramban and Banihal.
“Amit Shah will address three rallies tomorrow at Ramban, Kishtwar, and Padder,” BJP spokesperson and media centre incharge Arun Kumar Gupta said and added, “BJP is getting overwhelming response from the people across J&K and will form government with majority”.
Gupta said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the BJP is contesting the elections based on the revolutionary steps taken over the last ten years for peace, development, and prosperity.
BJP is the only party presenting a comprehensive manifesto focused on the public welfare, Gupta said. He further said that the party is reaching out to the people with its development agenda, while other parties are misleading the people with hollow promises, aiming to push Jammu & Kashmir back into era of unrest and turmoil.
Gupta said that the people of Jammu & Kashmir are wise enough and will teach a lesson to NC, Cong and PDP.
It is worth noting that this will be Amit Shah’s second visit. Earlier, he made a two-day visit to Jammu, where he not only released the party's manifesto but also addressed a large convention of party workers in Jammu city on the second day.
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