Jammu, August 23: Union Home Minister Amit Shah has put the Congress party on the defensive by posing 10 questions to Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi regarding the party’s alliance with the National Conference in Jammu and Kashmir.
Shah’s questions, posted on social media, focus on key issues like Article 370, reservation policies, and the National Conference’s manifesto promises. The Congress party has yet to respond to Shah’s queries.
The Modi govt ended years of discrimination against Dalits, tribes, Pahadis, and backward communities by granting them reservations after the abrogation of Article 370 and 35A.
Does Rahul Gandhi support the JKNC manifesto, which calls for abolishing reservations for Dalits,… pic.twitter.com/stWDb8b48Z
— Amit Shah (@AmitShah) August 23, 2024
Shah’s Questions
1. Support for a separate flag for Jammu and Kashmir
2. Restoration of Article 370 and 35A
3. Promoting separatism through dialogue with Pakistan
4. Resuming ‘LoC Trade’ with Pakistan
5. Reinstating relatives of those involved in terrorism into government jobs
6. Ending reservations for Dalits, Gujjars, Bakarwals, and Pahadi communities
7. Renaming ‘Shankaracharya Hill’ and ‘Hari Hill’ with Islamic names
8. Supporting corruption and Pakistan-backed families in Jammu and Kashmir’s economy
9. Discrimination between Jammu and the Valley
10. Granting autonomy to Kashmir
The Congress party, which has repeatedly risked the nation’s unity and security to satiate its greed for power, has once again exposed its ulterior motives by allying with the Abdullah family’s ‘National Conference’ in the Jammu and Kashmir elections.
Given the promises made in… pic.twitter.com/omxj3xOdP3
— Amit Shah (@AmitShah) August 23, 2024
Shah’s Criticism
Amit Shah criticized the Congress party for allying with the National Conference, saying it has again put its intentions in front of the country. He highlighted the Modi government’s efforts to end discrimination against Dalits, tribes, Pahadis, and backward communities by granting them reservations after the abrogation of Articles 370 and 35A.
The Congress party’s response to Shah’s questions is awaited.
