Time to change Congress leader Raj Babbar in Udhampur through ballot

Addressing a massive rally here in support of Congress candidate for Udhampur parliamentary constituency Chaudhary Lal Singh, the actor-turned-politician claimed that people across the country are fed up with the Modi government because of its “anti-youth”. , is opposite. Anti-poor and anti-farmer policies”.

The Udhampur Lok Sabha seat will go to polls on April 19. BJP has fielded Union Minister Jitender Singh from this constituency.

The Congress leader said, “BJP has done injustice to the people of Jammu and Kashmir in every sector and now is the time to bring change through the ballot.”

Babbar also criticized the government for launching the Agnipath military recruitment scheme, claiming that it ruined the future of the youth and shattered their dreams of joining the armed forces.

He assured that the Congress would scrap the scheme and resume regular recruitment drive after coming to power.

Former Union Minister and JKK AICC in-charge Bharat Singh Solanki, Pradesh Congress Committee President Waqar Rasool Wani, Lal Singh, National Panthers Party leader and former minister Harsh Dev Singh also addressed the rally.

Babbar said the Congress would provide relief to the youth, farmers, women and workers as guaranteed in its manifesto.

Seeking votes for Lal Singh, Babbar said he was a crusader against injustice and fought for the rights of the poor and the marginalized.

“Jammu and Kashmir was deprived of its status, rights and dignity by the BJP government,” Solanki said in an apparent reference to the abrogation of Article 370 that granted special status to Jammu and Kashmir and the erstwhile state. It was divided into two Union Territories In August 2019.

Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s election rally in Udhampur on Friday, he said top BJP leaders are campaigning here one after the other because they know that people have expressed their desire to bring change. Has made up his mind.

Wani criticized the BJP and the Modi government for “destroying democracy” in Jammu and Kashmir.

“People’s rights have been taken away, resources have been looted and our state has been brought down. The large crowd here on the day after the Prime Minister’s rally shows the mood of those who want to punish the BJP ” he added.

Lal Singh assured the gathering that he would continue his fight for the dignity of those who have been “deprived of their identity, status, and rights to land and employment.”

(CNI)