Amit Shah hammers Congress for doing nothing on Article 370 for quite a long time - watsupptoday.com
Amit Shah hammers Congress for doing nothing on Article 370 for quite a long time
Posted 12 Apr 2024 03:48 PM

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Association Home Clergyman Amit Shah on Friday went after the Congress over its treatment of the Kashmir issue, saying the party "spoiled" Article 370 like a kid in its lap for a really long time till it was rejected.

At a political decision meeting in Moradabad, Shah additionally hammered Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge for proposing as of late that State head Narendra Modi ought not be talking about Kashmir while tending to conventions in different states.

"Let me know isn't Kashmir our own? Khargeji of the Congress asks what in all actuality do individuals of Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh have to do with Kashmir," he said, adding that each offspring of Moradabad is prepared to give his life for Kashmir.

"For a long time, the Congress spoiled Article 370 like an ill-conceived kid in its lap," Shah expressed, alluding to the exceptional status delighted in by Jammu and Kashmir under the Article.

"You made Modiji the state leader for the subsequent time and he canceled Article 370 on August 5, 2019. Today our tricolor is flying there with satisfaction. Under the administration of Modiji, Kashmir has been joined with India always," Shah said.

He said, "Modiji has separated the whole country into four 'stations' - ladies, poor, youth and ranchers. On this premise, work has been finished for the improvement of everybody in the whole country."

The SP has handled Ruchi Veera from Moradabad this time against the BJP's Sarvesh Singh.

In 2019, the seat went to the SP. The Samajwadi Party had handled ST Hasan, who was upheld by the BSP and the RLD.

Sarvesh Singh is a five-time BJP MLA from the Thakurdwara gathering voting public in Moradabad.

Eight parliamentary bodies electorate in Uttar Pradesh will cast a ballot in the principal period of Lok Sabha surveys on April 19. These are Saharanpur, Kairana, Muzaffarnagar, Bijnor, Nagina (SC), Moradabad, Rampur and Pilibhit. The counting of votes will be hung on June 4.

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