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Home / Jammu & Kashmir / Pm Modi Hails National Conferences J K Win Says Proud Of Bjp Show

PM Modi hails National Conference’s J-K win, says proud of BJP show

Appreciates industrious efforts of his Karyakartas
Tribune News Service
New Delhi , Updated At : 07:21 PM Oct 08, 2024 IST
Prime Minister Narendra Modi. PTI Photo

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday congratulated Jammu and Kashmir National Conference for their commendable performance in the Assembly elections and said he was proud of the BJP’s performance too.

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“I thank all those who have voted for our party and placed their trust in us. I assure the people that we will keep working for the welfare of Jammu and Kashmir. I also appreciate the industrious efforts of our Karyakartas,” the PM said.

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He added these elections in Jammu and Kashmir have been very special.

“They were held for the first time after the removal of Articles 370 and 35(A), and witnessed a high turnout, thus showing the people’s belief in democracy. I compliment each and every person of Jammu and Kashmir for this,” the PM said.

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