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| BJP strengthened democratic system in J&K, freed Kashmir from dynastic exploitation: Dr Andrabi | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 17: BJP senior leader and party spokesperson, Dr Darakhshan Andrabi today presided over BJP’s Training Programme for organizational cadres of district Kulgam held in the Govt Rest House at Chawalgam.
The programme was coordinated by BJP district president for Kulgam, Aabid Hussain Khan while party leader Mushtaq Noorabadi was also present.
BJP organizational representatives of all constituencies and blocks of the district attended the training programme for the party’s public outreach in the district. During the training, the representatives were given complete details about the public welfare initiatives of the Government of India and the futuristic programmes of BJP for the development of J&K.
Rafiqa Bilal, independent Block Development Committee elected representative from the area joined BJP. Dr Andrabi inducted her into the party amid applause and sloganeering from the gathering.
All the trainees extensively spoke about the developmental scenario in their respective areas and also the status of the people’s welfare schemes in the district. While addressing the BJP representatives, Dr Darakhshan Andrabi said that BJP has reached the nook & corner of Kashmir valley just after the political power of the dynasts vanished as they have had a history of murdering democracy and spreading hatred and stopping their political opponents from reaching out to the people.
“BJP is different from NC, PDP & Congress because we believe in equitable peace, progress & development of all sections of society and they believe in regional, ethnic, linguistic and religious divisions in society.
BJP believes in peace & progress only, the Gupkar Alliance parties believe in dynastic empowerment and the development of their kith & kin only,” said Dr Darakhshan Andrabi. She praised the Central government & the LG administration for opening new avenues for job-creation, economic & industrial development amid peace in Kashmir.
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