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Article 370 scrapped for liberation of Jammu and Kashmir people
BJP leaders claim Prime Minister Narendra Modi had taken the decision to solve long-pending problems of Kashmiris
Serilingampally: BJP MLC N Ramchandar Rao and party official spokesperson Raghunandan Rao asserted here on Thursday that the Article 370 had been scrapped for the liberation of Jammu and Kashmir people.
They, along with Nehru Yuva Kendra in-charge Kumar Yadav, former NYK central vice-chairman Chandrasekhar Rao, NYK coordinator Kota Naik, were speaking after attending a theme-based awareness and education programme under the joint auspices of Nehru Yuva Kendra and Swamy Vivekananda Youth Association.
The BJP leaders stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had taken the decision to solve the long-pending problems of Kashmiris and liberated them. They claimed that former Premier Jawaharlal Nehru, in the absence of Dr B R Ambedkar, incorporated Article 370 and 35 A and caused problems to J&K residents and that Ambedkar opposed it later.
The leaders pointed out that Modi desired that there should not be dual policies. Hence, he got the Article 370 scrapped. They said the PM had introduced many schemes for the benefit of youth like Mudra Yojana, Digital India, Skill India, Yuva Sahakar to put an end to the unemployment problem.
Those present on the occasion included State BJP Executive Committee member Jnanendra Prasad, who wanted youth to be in the forefront of serving the nation. He urged youth to utilise the schemes introduced by the centre.
Among others present were BJP State official representative Naresh, Corporator Navatha Reddy, Belde Ashok, BJYM National Executive Member Narendar Reddy, BJP leaders Vinay, Rakesh Dube, Varaprasad, Maram Venkat, Manikya Rao, Suresh, NYK members Ramulu, Ramesh yadav, youth members Naveen, Vivek, Raju, Anji, S Shoba and Nisha.
