 "In a dramatic election, Jammu & Kashmir’s parties vie for votes with enticing welfare promises amidst economic uncertainty.")
As the Assembly elections in Jammu & Kashmir approach their conclusion, political parties are making welfare promises to attract voters. This is the first election in a decade, and candidates are offering a variety of benefits, including free LPG cylinders, subsidized public utilities, and cash transfers to the oldest woman in each household. These proposals ...
Yogi Adityanath, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, made bold statements during campaign rallies in Jammu and Kashmir, claiming that Pakistan will soon split into three parts. He accused Pakistan of fostering terrorism in India and stated that the country would soon face severe water shortages. Adityanath emphasized the positive changes in Jammu and Kashmir ...
Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held election rallies in Jammu on September 26, 2024, where they emphasized a tough stance against separatists and terrorism in the region. Shah stated that those promoting terrorism would face severe consequences, comparing them to convicted criminals. He vowed that the changes made ...
Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, addressed an election rally in Jammu, criticizing the Indian government’s policies. He claimed that decisions affecting Jammu and Kashmir are imposed by outsiders, and he accused the ruling BJP of prioritizing business tycoons like Adani and Ambani over local interests. Gandhi criticized the implementation of GST ...
Voting has started for the second phase of Assembly Elections in Jammu and Kashmir, covering 26 constituencies. The polls began at 7 AM and will close at 6 PM, with strong security measures in place to encourage voter participation. A total of 3,502 polling stations have been set up, including 1,056 in urban areas and ...
 "Amid Jammu and Kashmir’s election buzz, shopkeepers lament internet shutdowns crippling their businesses, fearing economic collapse.")
Srinagar’s Lal Chowk is alive with political talk following the first round of Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir. As the focus shifts to the next phase on September 25, many are discussing candidates and their strategies. However, a group of local shopkeepers is raising concerns about the ongoing internet shutdowns, which they believe are ...
Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi during a rally in Jammu and Kashmir, accusing him of speaking about love while endorsing talks with Pakistan amidst ongoing terrorism. Shah emphasized that there can be no dialogue with Pakistan until it halts terrorism. He also targeted regional parties, particularly the National Conference and ...
At a rally in Kishtwar, Union Home Minister Amit Shah strongly criticized National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah for making serious allegations against the Indian Army, claiming it was an attempt to sway voters ahead of elections. Shah emphasized that such unfounded claims diminish the army’s sacrifices and dedication to Jammu and Kashmir. He promised that ...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched his election campaign in Jammu and Kashmir, criticizing the Congress, National Conference, and PDP for their role in the region’s challenges. Speaking in Doda, he claimed these political dynasties have caused corruption and fostered terrorism, saying they created an unsafe environment for residents. Modi emphasized the BJP’s commitment to securing ...
 "Abdullah Promises Change: Ending AFSPA and Empowering Kashmir’s Youth")
Omar Abdullah, the vice-president of the National Conference, has emphasized his party’s commitment to removing the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) in Jammu and Kashmir if elected. He noted that his party aims to end the harassment of Kashmiri youth and streamline the passport verification process while creating job opportunities and ensuring access to ...
