Poonch (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], PDP chief Mehboob Mufti's daughter Iltija Mufti on Wednesday held a road show in Mandi Hills area of ​​Poonch in Jammu and Kashmir and said that she has come here with the message of positivity, peace. Hope
Saying that she has come here to seek votes for education, universities, hospitals and degree colleges, Iltija Mufti said, "We have come here with a message of peace because other parties are trying to spread hatred and divide one community against another." I have come here with a message of positivity, peace and hope... She also urged people to vote for Mehbooba Mufti and said, "Jammu and Kashmir have gone through a lot of pain. , especially after 2019 and I have come here." Here with a message that people should give their vote to Mehbooba Mufti because she is the only person who can take everyone along. Expressing her views on Article 370 The PDP chief's daughter claimed that the people of Jammu and Kashmir consider the removal of the section as a betrayal without their consent.“In my opinion, Article 370 was like a bridge that connected the people of Jammu and Kashmir with the rest of the country. You (BJP) think that by abrogating it, you have resolved the issues but that is not the reality " ..You have broken people's trust and hurt them. And the people of Jammu and Kashmir see the removal of Article 370 as a betrayal, it happened without their consent,'' he said, particularly the Srinagar constituency, which was the first to see this in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. According to the Information and PR Department, 38.49 percent voting took place in the general elections after the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir on May 13. This is the highest turnout in several decades.In Srinagar 40.94 percent in 1996, 30.06 percent in 1998, 11.93 percent in 1999, 18.57 percent in 2004, 25.55 percent in 2009, 25.86 percent in 2014 and 14.43 percent in 2019. The erstwhile state has been under central rule since the fall of the PDP-BJ government in June 2018, having last held assembly elections in 2014. Voting is taking place in five phases in Jammu and Kashmir.