• BJP Srinagar organizes 11 Saal Mohalla Chaupal to mark 11 years of Modi Govt

SRINAGAR: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), District Srinagar, today organized “11 Saal Mohalla Chaupal” events in Nishat and Chanapora constituencies to commemorate 11 years of transformative governance under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The programmes, held under the nationwide outreach campaign, highlighted the pillars of Seva (Service), Sushasan (Good Governance), and Garib Kalyan (Welfare of the Poor) that have shaped the last decade of progress.

J&K BJP President Sat Sharma and BJP General Secretary & MLA Dr. Devinder Kumar Manyal addressed large gatherings of enthusiastic locals, party workers, and community leaders. Also present were Advocate Sheikh Salman, District President BJP Srinagar, and senior leader Bilal Parray.

Addressing the Chaupal, Sat Sharma asserted, “In the last 11 years, the Modi Government has not just governed but transformed India. It has laid the foundation of a strong, self-reliant, and inclusive Bharat. From youth empowerment to women-led development, from poor-centric welfare schemes to a firm national security policy — every decision reflects a vision for a Viksit Bharat.”

Sat Sharma reaffirmed the BJP’s unwavering commitment to development, peace, and grassroots empowerment in the Valley. He added that massive infrastructure projects like the tunnels and new railway links to Kashmir have turned long-pending dreams into reality. “The Modi Government brought Kashmir closer to the rest of India, not just geographically but emotionally,” he said, calling the recent infrastructural milestones “historic achievements.”

Dr. Devinder Kumar Manyal emphasized the inclusive and people-first approach of the government. “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, and Sabka Prayas is not a slogan—it is the soul of this government. Every scheme launched in the last 11 years, from Ayushman Bharat to PM Awas Yojana, has touched lives in every corner, including the remotest areas of Jammu and Kashmir.”

Adv Sheikh Salman emphasized that BJP is continuously expanding its connect with common citizens in Kashmir, ensuring that the benefits of development reach all sections of society.

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