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BJP fails to impress Valley, Cong lacks force in Jammu
The Morning Standard
|October 09, 2024
TEN years after the 2014 Assembly polls and five years after Article 370 abrogation, the BJP has been unable to make inroads into Muslimdominated Kashmir as its influence is confined to seven districts of the Jammu region in the Assembly polls. This is a worrying sign for the saffron party's 'Naya Kashmir' narrative and indicates "acceptability" issue in the Valley.
Almost conversely, the Congress won only six Assembly seats in J&K, including one from the Jammu region. The big question for Congress remains whether it missed the opportunity by not campaigning aggressively enough in the elections in the Jammu region, where it was in a direct fight with the BJP.
For the BJP, the situation is similar to 2014 when it won all its 25 seats from the Jammu region. It means the situation is no different.
Cette histoire est tirée de l'édition October 09, 2024 de The Morning Standard.
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