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Darbar Move suspension hit Jammu economy: Deputy CM
Slams BJP for neglecting vital practice
3/15/2025 10:54:19 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, Mar 15: Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary on Saturday questioned BJP’s dedication towards Jammu and accused the party of neglecting the long-standing Darbar Move tradition during its tenure.
While talking to reporters here Choudhary highlighted that while the National Conference has always ensured equal treatment for Jammu and Kashmir, the BJP failed to revive the biannual shifting of government offices over the past decade. "If they truly cared for Jammu, why didn’t they implement the Darbar Move in the last ten years? The National Conference has always upheld justice for Jammu," he remarked.
Choudhary stressed that the suspension of the Darbar Move has adversely affected businesses in Jammu. "Had the Darbar Move continued, Jammu’s economy would have flourished. It was under National Conference governments that Jammu received its due share. Now, BJP leaders claim discrimination against Jammu, but these statements are merely aimed at grabbing attention," he added.
He reiterated that the National Conference remains committed to the region’s development and has always ensured fair treatment.
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