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‘We will not let Pakistan’s agenda be implemented’

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RALLY IN KATRA, Jammu & Kashmir

During his second address in Katra, Jammu and Kashmir, Shri Narendra Modi emphasized the need for change, citing the failures of Congress, NC, and PDP in the region over the years. “These elections are about choosing the future of Jammu and Kashmir. They are about building a stronger and newer Jammu and Kashmir,” said PM Modi. He added that the Congress-NC-PDP alliance represents “Three families who have inflicted wounds and caused pain to this region for decades” and called for an end to their political legacy.

Congress always gamble with our faith and culture for few votes

Referring to recent remarks made by Congress leaders, the Prime Minister remarked, “Congress has always been willing to gamble with our faith and culture for a few votes.” He criticized the Congress’ stance on religious traditions, labelling it a reflection of their “Naxalite ideology” and foreign influences. Also, Shri PM showcased the BJP government’s achievements in the region, highlighting infrastructure projects, including the construction of the Chenab Bridge, which is now an iconic symbol of Jammu’s progress. “You entrusted this task to Modi and the BJP. Today, this magnificent bridge is not only a convenience but also an attraction,” he said, adding that it is now internationally recognized, with people talking about it in the same breath as Paris’ Eiffel Tower.

Boost to tourism

Highlighting the boost to tourism, PM Shri Modi spoke of the large influx of tourists and pilgrims to the region, including the 95 lakh pilgrims who visited Mata Vaishno Devi last year. He noted, “This has benefited small shopkeepers, fruit vendors, farmers, and auto and taxi drivers alike.” The PM also celebrated the recent GI tag given to Udhampur’s ‘Kaladi,’ a local cheese, which will increase demand and provide new opportunities for local farmers and weavers.

Shri Modi reiterated his commitment to providing better opportunities for the youth of Jammu and Kashmir, referencing the successes of para-athletes from the region. The Prime Minister reaffirmed the BJP’s stance on Article 370, condemning efforts by Congress, NC, and PDP to restore the provision. He emphasized, “We will not let Pakistan’s agenda be implemented in Jammu and Kashmir. No power in the world can bring back Article 370.”