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J&K BJP chief lashes out at Omar, says saffron party will have its own CM Ram Madhav to visit Kashmir next week 7/27/2019 10:26:04 PM Early Times Report Srinagar, July 27: The Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) has decided to go for a major public contact program ahead of the Assembly polls with party's National General Secretary Ram Madhav scheduled to visit the Valley next week. Madhav's visit assumes significance given the fact that party at present is busy in wooing people through its ongoing membership drive across the State with an eye to bring all the 17 lakh voters who voted in its favour in the recently concluded Lok Sabha polls, into the party fold as basic members. "Ram Madhav is arriving next week to take stock of the party's functioning across Kashmir and to meet party leaders from Kashmir to raise their morale. He will also review the party's ongoing membership drive and get feed from district and constituency presidents involved in the drive," said a senior party functionary. He further claimed that since July 7, the BJP has managed to bring at least 1, 00,000 new members into the party fold as new members in Kashmir only while as in Jammu region, membership has crossed three lakh mark and is set to break record in the coming days. Meanwhile, talking to reporters on the side lines of a cleanliness drive at G B Panth hospital Sonwar, BJP state chief Ravinder Raina while taking a dig at former chief minister and National Conference working president Omar Abdullah for eulogizing slain militant commanders Burhan Wani and Zakir Musa "Omar is afraid of BJP as he has already accepted defeat by saying that if people won't vote, BJP will come to power. He finally is speaking the truth that BJP is coming to power. We will win elections with majority and chief minister will be from our party," he said. Raina said that the additional deployment of forces was being made for polls and there was no link with revocation of Article 35A. Asked about attacks on minority community members, he said, there was nothing like that as people of all walks of life and every section were living across the country in a peaceful manne.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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