New Delhi: BJP National Spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari strongly reacted to former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullahs remarks regarding the execution of Afzal Guru. Abdullahs statement, in which he expressed that he would not have allowed the execution of the terrorist if it had been under his authority, has sparked controversy. Bhandari accused Abdullah and the INDIA alliance of backing terrorists, contrasting their approach with Prime Minister Narendra Modis vision for Jammu and Kashmir.#WATCH | On JKNC Vice President Omar Abdullahs remark on Afzal Guru, BJP National Spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari says, Prime Minister Narendra Modis vision for Jammu and Kashmir has been a vision of development. It has been a vision which has ensured that there is no terror or… pic.twitter.com/R080YYCoiJ— ANI (@ANI) September 7, 2024PM Modis vision for development in Jammu and KashmirBhandari emphasized PM Modis consistent focus on development and the eradication of terrorism from the region. “Prime Minister Narendra Modis vision for Jammu and Kashmir has been one of development, ensuring that terrorism is uprooted from the valley, Bhandari said. He further accused the Congress party, Rahul Gandhi, and Omar Abdullah of providing soft support to terrorists.Bhandari highlighted the significant reduction in violence in Jammu and Kashmir over the past decade, noting, In the last 10 years, Jammu and Kashmir has witnessed no stone-pelting incidents, and the terror in the valley has decreased. He expressed confidence that the people of Jammu and Kashmir would vote for a BJP-led government to continue this progress.Altaf Thakur criticizes Abdullahs Pakistan policyBJP leader Altaf Thakur also criticized Abdullah, claiming, “Omar Abdullah is openly supporting Pakistans policy, hoping to win the election after his loss in the Parliament election.” Omar Abdullah, in defense of his earlier comments, explained that the Jammu and Kashmir government had no role in Afzal Gurus execution. He asserted, If state approval had been required, it wouldnt have been granted. The first assembly elections post-Article 370 abrogation are scheduled in three phases, with 90 constituencies up for contest.
