PM Modi Pledges Statehood for J&K

PM Narendra Modi assured residents of Jammu and Kashmir during a recent rally in Udhampur that statehood would soon be reinstated, followed by Assembly elections. He pledged to ensure upcoming Lok Sabha polls proceed without the specter of terrorism, strikes, or cross-border firing, promising a transformative change for the strife-torn region.

Modi challenged opposition parties to reinstate Article 370, revoked in 2019, framing the elections as an opportunity to establish a robust government capable of addressing the nation’s challenges effectively. Seeking support for BJP candidates Jitendra Singh and Jugal Kishore, he urged voters to prioritize the region’s development and security needs.

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Controversy Erupts: PM Modi’s Criticism of Opposition Leaders’ Dietary Choices Sparks Debate

In a notable departure from electoral discourse, Modi criticized Congress MP Rahul Gandhi and RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav for allegedly consuming mutton during the month of Sawan, a time of religious observance for many Hindus. Without explicitly naming the leaders, Modi likened their actions to historical figures who disregarded the sentiments of the majority.

The Prime Minister’s remarks sparked debate, with some praising his focus on governance and development, while others criticized his remarks about dietary choices during religious periods. Despite the controversy, Modi’s promises of statehood restoration and enhanced security resonated with many, who have long awaited tangible progress in the region.

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As the nation gears up for crucial elections, the fate of Jammu and Kashmir hangs in the balance, with voters weighing promises against past performance and seeking leaders who can deliver on their commitments.