Jammu, Sep 19 ( ) Blaming the NC and the Congress for the nexus with Pakistan to implement the neighboring country's agenda in J&K, Union Minister G Kishan Reddy on Thursday said that the Union Territory will be governed by B R Ambedkar's Constitution, not by Jinnah's constitution.
Reddy, who is also the BJP's J&K election in-charge, made this comment in response to Pakistan Defense Minister Khawaja Asif's statement that the neighboring country, along with the National Conference (NC) and the Congress , support the restoration of article 370.
"We (BJP) have consistently said that there is a nexus between Pakistan and the NC, the Congress and the PDP, and this has been proven after Pakistan Defense Minister Khawaja Asif's statement," Reddy told reporters here.
He further claimed that the NC, Congress and People's Democratic Party (PDP), under the influence of Pakistan, aim to push J&K back into an era of terrorism, hartals, bandhs and riots by advocating restoration of Article 370.
"These parties do not want to see development in J&K. Their only objective is to remain in power at any cost, even if it means seeking help from Pakistan...Jammu and Kashmir will be governed by Dr B R Ambedkar's Constitution, not by Jinnah's constitution," he said.
Reddy emphasized that the BJP, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, put J&K on the path of development and restored peace by abrogating Article 370 on August 5, 2019.
"A record number of tourists are now visiting J&K after the restoration of peace," he added.
"There are no more hartals, bandhs and stone pelting in Kashmir. Terrorism has almost been eliminated," Reddy said, further accusing the NC, Congress and PDP of trying to revive terrorism and separatism.
"The BJP will never allow that to happen," he added.
Union Minister Jitendra Singh said that there is a nexus between Pakistan and the so-called major parties of J&K, the NC, the Congress and the PDP, and he has been exposed by Khawaja Asif's comments.
"The cat is out of the woods and the BJP's position has been vindicated after the Pakistani defense minister's statement," Singh said during a press conference at the BJP's media centre.
Singh reiterated that the BJP has always maintained that the NC, Congress and PDP operate under the directives of Pakistan.
"In previous elections, boycott calls used to come from Pakistan and these parties formed governments with only 5 to 8 percent voter turnout," he said.
Singh alleged that the low voter turnout in the elections, coupled with the victory of the NC, Congress and PDP candidates with just 8 per cent of the votes, clearly indicates a deep-rooted nexus between Pakistan and "these so-called political parties." principals". .
He blamed the NC for the rise in militancy and unrest in Kashmir.
"The NC and the Congress rigged the 1987 elections, leading to unrest and militancy in Kashmir," Singh said, accusing NC leaders, including Farooq Abdullah, of visiting Pakistan to meet leaders such as the founder of the Liberation Front. of Jammu and Kashmir, Amanullah Khan, for strategy for the so-called 'Azadi' movement.
He said these parties aim to take J&K back to an era of unrest and militancy, but the BJP will not allow this to happen. "The NC, the Congress and the PDP owe the nation an explanation," he stated.
Reddy, who is also the BJP's J&K election in-charge, made this comment in response to Pakistan Defense Minister Khawaja Asif's statement that the neighboring country, along with the National Conference (NC) and the Congress , support the restoration of article 370.
"We (BJP) have consistently said that there is a nexus between Pakistan and the NC, the Congress and the PDP, and this has been proven after Pakistan Defense Minister Khawaja Asif's statement," Reddy told reporters here.
He further claimed that the NC, Congress and People's Democratic Party (PDP), under the influence of Pakistan, aim to push J&K back into an era of terrorism, hartals, bandhs and riots by advocating restoration of Article 370.
"These parties do not want to see development in J&K. Their only objective is to remain in power at any cost, even if it means seeking help from Pakistan...Jammu and Kashmir will be governed by Dr B R Ambedkar's Constitution, not by Jinnah's constitution," he said.
Reddy emphasized that the BJP, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, put J&K on the path of development and restored peace by abrogating Article 370 on August 5, 2019.
"A record number of tourists are now visiting J&K after the restoration of peace," he added.
"There are no more hartals, bandhs and stone pelting in Kashmir. Terrorism has almost been eliminated," Reddy said, further accusing the NC, Congress and PDP of trying to revive terrorism and separatism.
"The BJP will never allow that to happen," he added.
Union Minister Jitendra Singh said that there is a nexus between Pakistan and the so-called major parties of J&K, the NC, the Congress and the PDP, and he has been exposed by Khawaja Asif's comments.
"The cat is out of the woods and the BJP's position has been vindicated after the Pakistani defense minister's statement," Singh said during a press conference at the BJP's media centre.
Singh reiterated that the BJP has always maintained that the NC, Congress and PDP operate under the directives of Pakistan.
"In previous elections, boycott calls used to come from Pakistan and these parties formed governments with only 5 to 8 percent voter turnout," he said.
Singh alleged that the low voter turnout in the elections, coupled with the victory of the NC, Congress and PDP candidates with just 8 per cent of the votes, clearly indicates a deep-rooted nexus between Pakistan and "these so-called political parties." principals". .
He blamed the NC for the rise in militancy and unrest in Kashmir.
"The NC and the Congress rigged the 1987 elections, leading to unrest and militancy in Kashmir," Singh said, accusing NC leaders, including Farooq Abdullah, of visiting Pakistan to meet leaders such as the founder of the Liberation Front. of Jammu and Kashmir, Amanullah Khan, for strategy for the so-called 'Azadi' movement.
He said these parties aim to take J&K back to an era of unrest and militancy, but the BJP will not allow this to happen. "The NC, the Congress and the PDP owe the nation an explanation," he stated.
