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Srinagar, cni— A vibrant Tiranga Rally marched through downtown Srinagar today, stretching from Zaina Kadal to Ghantaghar, Lal Chowk, under the leadership of Ashok Bhat, Senior Leader of BJP Jammu & Kashmir. The event drew widespread participation from prominent leaders, party workers, and enthusiastic citizens, symbolizing a strong message of unity, patriotism, and hope for a new era in Kashmir.
The rally saw participation from notable figures including Saba Ali, Arshad Bhat, Bashir Ahmed Mir, Mohd Hanief Bhat, Uzair Beigh, Muneer Ahmed Shah, and many others. Residents along the route warmly welcomed the procession, showering flowers and distributing sweets as a sign of respect and solidarity. The air resonated with patriotic slogans such as “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” and “Nation First,” underscoring the collective commitment to India’s unity and progress.
Addressing the crowd, Ashok Bhat highlighted the significant milestones achieved under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership. He emphasized the abrogation of Article 370 and 35A, which fully integrated Jammu & Kashmir with India, and praised the government’s push in infrastructure development, including highways, tunnels like Z-Morh and Chenani-Nashri, and new rail connectivity to the Valley. Bhat also pointed to initiatives empowering the poor, such as PM Awas Yojana, Ujjwala Yojana, and Ayushman Bharat, alongside efforts to boost youth opportunities through Skill India, Startup India, and increased government job recruitments. He stressed the government’s firm stance on national security, with zero tolerance toward terrorism and separatism.
“The Tiranga Rally is more than a demonstration; it is a celebration of unity, progress, and the spirit of a ‘Naya Kashmir,’” said Ashok Bhat. “BJP stands resolute with our vision of ‘Nation First, Party Next, Self Last.’ The Tricolour will always fly high in every heart across Jammu & Kashmir.”
The rally encapsulated the aspirations of a new Kashmir, reflecting hope, pride, and an unwavering commitment to India’s future. Cni