Congress, its allies misled people of J&K on Article 370, says PM Modi in Srinagar
PM Modi in Srinagar: Congress and allies misled Jammu and Kashmir on Article 370, says the Prime Minister during his visit.
As the Lok Sabha polls loom, Prime Minister Narendra Modi makes his first visit to Srinagar's Bakshi Stadium since the abrogation of. Article 370 This visit follows his public event in Jammu on February 20, setting the stage for a continued emphasis on development initiatives, unveiling projects valued at over Rs 6,400 crore.
Opposition leaders, including Mehbooba Mufti and Omar Abdullah, criticize the visit, alleging that people are coerced into attending the PM's rally. Mufti expresses concern on social media, stating, "Disheartening to see employees being forcibly mobilized to paint a pretty picture that all is well post-2019."
PM Modi's agenda includes the launch of projects for the tourism sector under the "Swadesh Darshan" and "PRASHAD" schemes, focusing on pilgrimage rejuvenation and spiritual heritage augmentation. Notably, a project for the integrated development of the Hazratbal shrine in Srinagar is on the list. Additionally, Modi will distribute appointment letters to nearly 1,000 newly recruited government employees in J&K. Interactions with beneficiaries of various central schemes are planned, contributing to the government's outreach efforts.
The prime minister is scheduled to address a public rally at Bakshi Stadium, and the messaging of this address will be closely scrutinized. The visit signifies a strategic move amid the political landscape, with the region playing a pivotal role in the upcoming elections. As PM Modi unfolds his development agenda, the reactions from both supporters and critics are likely to shape the discourse around the government's policies in Jammu and Kashmir.
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