Leader of Opposition in Jammu Kashmir and senior BJP leader Sunil Sharma on Wednesday launched a scathing attack on the National Conference and Congress, accusing them of repeatedly 'crying' for power, misleading people and being responsible for the eruption of militancy in the Union Territory.
Sharma said that the Central Government is extending full support for the development and welfare of the Union Territory, but Omar Abdullah is deliberately ignoring these efforts and trying to deceive the public for political gain.He added that instead of working for the betterment of the people, Omar Abdullah is busy spreading false narratives to regain political relevance. Sharma urged the people to see through such tactics and support those who are genuinely working for progress and stability in the region.
Addressing a press conference, Sharma said militancy in Jammu and Kashmir took root during the rule of the National Conference and Congress.“During the Omar Abdullah government, there were over 7,000 law and order incidents. In contrast, during our tenure, only 18 such incidents occurred. This itself shows how peace has returned under BJP rule,” he said.He urged the people of Jammu Kashmir to “look at the BJP through the prism of positivity,” adding that schools are functioning normally, businesses are thriving, and public life has largely stabilized. “The NC has always misled the people of Kashmir about the BJP. They thrive on creating hatred and division,” Sharma alleged.
Taking a direct dig at Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, Sharma said, “Omar Abdullah is Chief Minister only because he belongs to the Abdullah family. He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. They spread hatred about the Centre and make political capital out of it.”He accused the National Conference of deceiving people while secretly holding influence over government machinery. “The NC claims to be out of power, but every file lies with them. They are habitual liars with no limit to their deceit. Their campaign against the BJP and the Centre is a political tool for the Budgam Assembly by-election,” Sharma said.
He emphasized that the Budgam seat holds little significance for the BJP but said his party would continue to raise public issues. “We will question what happened to the committees formed for reservation and daily wagers. Not a single consolidated worker has been made permanent so far,” he remarked.
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