BJP Holds events at Srinagar for celebrating Complete Merger Day of J&K

Bharatiya Janata Party today celebrated the 5th Anniversary of the abrogation of Article 370 at Srinagar. BJP General Secretary (Org) Shri Ashok Koul, Minister of State and Chairperson J&K Waqf Board Dr Darakhshan Andrabi and BJP State Spokesperson Abhijeet Jasrotia today  participated in a Special Event held by the Party at Jawahar Nagar Park Srinagar. Prominent Social Activist and Advocate Sheikh Salman joined Bharatiya Janata Party amid roaring welcome by Party cadres present in the event in large numbers. Speaking on the occasion BJP General Secretary Organization Koul said that during the past five years BJP as a strong nationalist political force has penetrated deep into Kashmir society and psyche. “Article 370 was a license with separatists and their political mentors to keep Kashmir boiling and kill people for their narrow targets of hate and division. J&K got the real Azadi on August 5, 2019”, said Ashok Koul. In her address Dr Darakhshan Andrabi said that this is the day of freedom from hate politics, dynastic exploitation and the era of violence. “This day in 2019, Modiji laid the foundation for a new peaceful progressive J&K where no anti national will be crowned and where no patriot will face humiliation or death threat. We are today celebrating the Peace, Harmony and Inclusiveness”, said Darakhshan. Abhijeet Jastotia said that in New Kashmir, Tiranga is the phenomenon in Kashmir where separatists ruled upto August 2019. Advocate Sheikh Salman thanked BJP leadership for his welcome into the world’s largest political party and vowed to serve the mission of BJP and India. Prominent party leaders also were part of the event. Later a huge Marathon was organised by the party led by Shri Ashok Koul, Dr Darakhshan Andrabi & Abhijeet Jastotia from Nehru Park to Royal Springs Golf Course on Dal Lake Road celebrating the 5th Anniversary of complete merger of J&K with the country. Holding national flags high, the large participation of BJP cadres and general public chanting slogans in favour of India’s glory.