PM Modi’s vision is prosperous J&K; BJP ready for huge victory in elections: Sukhnandan
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JAMMU: Former Minister and BJP senior leader Choudhary Sukhnandan Kumar on Tuesday said that there is a new wave of enthusiasm among the residents of J&K following the forthcoming Assembly elections.
Addressing the gathering at Garhi near Purkhoo in Jammu North constituency, Ch Sukhnandan said BJP was all geared up for the upcoming Assembly elections and would surely register an overwhelming victory.
Sukhnandan said the development and prosperity brought with the vision and guidance of our Prime Minister Narendra Modi is showing up in the smiles of the people of J&K.
The entire J&K is progressing and those who were anti-nationals have been taught lessons and they have also joined mainstream..Earlier they were on the path of agenda of Pakistan’s ISI but now they have understood the reality and want progress and peace.
Many tourists places are being also developed in Jammu. LG J&K Manoj Sinha has also done great job by supervising the development projects for their speedy and timely completion, said Ch Sukhnandan.
The divisive and negative politics played by the National Conference, PDP and congress has completely disillusioned the people and now they are looking for a new hope in BJP.
The NC and PDP are struggling to find relevance in the changing political landscape of Jammu and Kashmir. Their failure to deliver on their promises and their involvement in corruption and nepotism have eroded the trust of the people, Ch Sukhnandan said.
On the other hand, the BJP is gaining popularity in Jammu and Kashmir due to its strong leadership and commitment to development and good governance. The party is working tirelessly to ensure that it forms the next government in the state, Ch Sukhnandan added.
DDC member Marh Balbir Lal, Naib Sarpanch Shamsher Singh, Subash Gupta, BJP karyakarta Jasbir Singh, Mahant Achita Nand Giri Maharaj, Manoj Kumar, Panch Yashpal, Panch Pinki Devi, Bachan Lal, Janak Raj and many other prominent people were also present.
