- BJP committed to empower every section, supports Divyang woman’s self-reliance: Ashok Koul
SRINAGAR: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) J&K Cooperative Cell extended support to a Divyang woman in launching her pickle-making venture, an initiative aimed at promoting self-reliance and sustainable livelihood, committing itself to empowering marginalized sections of society.
J&K BJP General Secretary (Organization) Ashok Koul, along with senior party leaders Sofi Yousuf, Arif Raja, Altaf Thakur, Bilal Parray, and Co-Convenor of the Cooperative Cell Nisar Ahmad, were present on the occasion.
Ashok Koul, while addressing on the occasion, emphasized the party’s deep-rooted commitment to social empowerment. He stated that true progress of society can only be achieved when every individual, irrespective of physical or economic limitations, is given equal opportunities to grow and succeed. He stressed that women empowerment is not merely a slogan but a continuous process that requires collective effort, policy support, and ground-level execution.
Ashok Koul stressed that initiatives like these are crucial in transforming lives by instilling confidence and providing a source of steady income. He further added that the BJP-led vision focuses on creating an ecosystem where women and differently-abled individuals are not dependent but become contributors to the economy. He said that such small yet impactful steps strengthen the foundation of a self-reliant society and align with the broader goal of inclusive development.
Ashok Koul further highlighted that the party workers are consistently reaching out to the grassroots to identify and support individuals who need assistance in establishing livelihood ventures. He remarked that empowerment brings not only financial stability but also social respect and confidence, which are equally important for overall development.
Bilal Parray stated that the BJP is firmly committed to the vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat and continues to promote the “Vocal for Local” initiative as envisioned by the Prime Minister. He highlighted that encouraging small-scale ventures not only boosts local entrepreneurship but also contributes to the overall economic development of the region.


