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BJP respects people’s mandate: Tarun Chugh

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Srinagar, Updated At : 07:51 AM Oct 12, 2024 IST
BJP national general secretary Tarun Chugh on Friday said the party respects the people’s mandate and is ready to work diligently for the development and growth of Jammu and Kashmir. - File photo

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BJP national general secretary Tarun Chugh on Friday said the party respects the people’s mandate and is ready to work diligently for the development and growth of Jammu and Kashmir.

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Chugh warned the National Conference against playing hooliganism in Jammu and Kashmir by targeting people and places that did not go in its favour in the elections.

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“My question to Omar Abdullah is that has the NC got this majority for hooliganism? For the past three days, I have been getting complaints that the workers in our Bijbehara, Khiram, Dachinipora and Wagama are being beaten. The elected MLAs have resorted to hooliganism under the guise of celebrating NC’s victory,” Chugh said.

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