JAMMU: Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) National General Secretary Tarun Chugh today said that National Conference (NC) and Congress are conspiring to push Jammu and Kashmir back to an era of violence, bloodshed and anarchy where people were denied their rights and youngsters were made to pelt stones, faced an uncertain future and were disillusioned.

Tarun Chugh was addressing a joint meeting of party workers and leaders besides party candidates of eight assembly segments at BJP headquarter, Trikuta Nagar which was also addressed by former Deputy CM Kavinder Gupta, former minister Sat Sharma, Former minister, Uttarakhand Madan Kaushik, national general secretary Mahila Morcha Deepti and Convenor Assembly Election Management Committee Aseem Gupta.

Speaking to party workers Tarun Chugh said manifesto of National Conference over which Congress has maintained a criminal silence says that it will bring controversial Article 370 back which means rights of West Pakistan refugees, women of Jammu and Kashmir, Valmiki samaj and Gorkha will again be snatched.

It's after 75 years that refugees have got rights to vote in assembly elections and NC again wants to snatch this right from them. NC also intends to change names of land of Kashyap Rishi and rename some important sites to suit their divisive agenda which BJP won't allow. Kashmir, he said has been brought back to normalcy and political outfits like NC and Congress joined by PDP are trying to push it back to unrest.

The BJP national general secretary said prime minister Narendra Modi and union Home minister Amit Shah are doing their best to build infrastructure in Jammu and Kashmir, have eliminated militancy, are developing every nook and corner of J&K, isolated rouge state Pakistan, are enabling youngsters to build their own future and become part of decision taking institutions by strengthening local self-governing institutions but NC joined by Congress and backed by PDP are trying to either block or reverse this process which won't happen anytime.

Tarun Chug asked party cadres to prepare themselves and expose this NC Congress alliance which is unholy and intends to make people of Jammu and Kashmir suffer for second time. The vigilant BJP and common people of Kashmir, he added won't let Kashmir become epicenter of terrorism again where lives of innocents were lost to the power-hungry ideology of NC, Congress and PDP dynasts.

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