BJP Preps for J-K Elections with People-Centric Manifesto Committee

The BJP has formed a 12-member committee to gather feedback from Kashmir residents for its manifesto ahead of the upcoming assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir. The committee, led by former J-K deputy chief minister Nirmal Singh, will reach out to citizens across the region to identify and address their issues.

The BJP announced on Thursday the establishment of a committee tasked with gathering feedback from the residents of Kashmir for framing its election manifesto. This move comes as the party prepares for the upcoming assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir.

General Secretary of the BJP's Jammu and Kashmir unit, Sunil Sharma, stated that while the Election Commission of India will decide the election dates, the party must be prepared and has already begun its preparations. He further mentioned that a 12-member manifesto committee led by former deputy chief minister Nirmal Singh will connect with people across the districts to collect their input.

According to Sharma, the committee will identify citizens' concerns and aim to resolve them upon forming the government. Regional teams have been set up for central, north, and south Kashmir, and a toll-free number and email address have been provided for additional public interaction. The feedback will be compiled into a report and sent to Delhi for incorporation into the party manifesto.