Kharge Slams BJP: Urges Strong Majority for J&K

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge criticized the BJP for allegedly attempting to break opposition alliances, describing the current government as a minority dependent on TDP and JD-U. He urged voters in Jammu and Kashmir to elect a strong, majority government and accused the BJP of misusing resources and making false promises.

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has called on the BJP to cease efforts to undermine opposition alliances, describing the current administration as a minority government reliant on the TDP and JD-U for support.

Addressing reporters, Kharge pointed to the collaborative election efforts of Congress and the National Conference in Jammu and Kashmir, which he claims have made the BJP uneasy. He accused the BJP of indirectly supporting independent candidates to destabilize the Congress-NC coalition.

Kharge urged Jammu and Kashmir voters to deliver a decisive, majority government to prevent BJP's alleged tactics of manipulation and horse-trading. He also criticized the Narendra Modi administration for failing to address rising unemployment and accused them of benefiting select individuals at the expense of local populations.