J&K POLLS: TESTAMENT TO INDIA'S THRIVING DEMOCRACY
The Business Guardian|October 12, 2024
With the election results for both Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir now declared, we witness two distinct electoral outcomes-one where the BJP emerged victorious and another where it made significant inroads. Yet, amid Congress's predictable outcry of foul play, one undeniable truth shines through-the resilience of democracy in Jammu and Kashmir, a region once overshadowed by strife. This momentous achievement is a testament to the BJP's dedication to Atal Bihari Vajpayee's enduring vision of Insaniyat, Kashmiriyat, and Jamhooriyat.
KESHAV SONI

The peaceful and record-breaking voter turnout and completion of the election reflects the people's trust in this vision of PM Narendra Modi, further solidifying their faith in democratic processes.

The BJP's performance in Jammu and Kashmir was undeniably historic. For a region long dominated by local parties, the BJP's ability to make significant inroads and emerge as a key political force reflects the party's growing acceptance among the people. This shift marks a major success, as the BJP is now a central player in the political landscape of Jammu and Kashmir-a remarkable achievement considering the complexities and challenges of the region. The party's resilience and commitment to integrating the region into the national mainstream are clear, reinforcing the BJP's influence and paving the way for future electoral gains.

Thanks to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the political discourse in the region has undergone a transformative shift. A state that was once reduced to a "stone-pelting industry" is now witnessing social, economic, and political progress through peaceful elections. This dramatic change is a result of the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has championed the cause of inclusive development and democratic resurgence. The promise of a bright future for the people of Kashmir is no longer a distant dream but an emerging reality.

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