Rahul Gandhi Vows to Restore J&K Statehood During Fiery Campaign Rallies
During his recent rallies in Jammu and Kashmir, Rahul Gandhi asserted that the Congress party would push the Centre to restore J&K's statehood. He criticized BJP and RSS, accusing them of spreading hatred, and promised to be the voice of J&K in Parliament. Gandhi also took digs at PM Modi's leadership.
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During recent rallies in Jammu and Kashmir, Rahul Gandhi affirmed the Congress party's commitment to pressuring the Central government to restore the state's lost statehood. Gandhi, addressing rallies in Surankote and Srinagar, directly criticized the BJP and RSS for sowing division based on caste, creed, and religion.
He characterized the BJP-led administration as one that “takes away” the people's rights and vowed that Congress would ensure J&K is governed by locals and not from Delhi. Gandhi emphasized that his party seeks to replace hatred with love, recounting various initiatives aimed at promoting unity.
The Congress leader also targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi, stating his confidence has diminished due to the opposition's pressure. He promised the electorate that he would be their voice in Parliament and criticized the BJP for ignoring the common people while favoring a few business elites.
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