Srinagar: BJP will win the majority of fifty-plus seats in the upcoming Assembly elections in J&K,, and the next chief minister will be from the party, J&K BJP president Ravinder Raina said on Wednesday.
“BJP is ready for elections in Jammu and Kashmir, we want assembly elections to be held as soon as possible so that an elected government comes to power,” Raina told reporters on the sidelines of a workers’ convention in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district.
Raina said, “I believe we will win more than fifty seats in J&K, which is the mission of the BJP, and by the will of the lord, we will make the government and the next CM will be from the BJP.”
Commenting on the recent ceasefire violation in the Arnia sector along LoC in Jammu, Raina said that neighboring Pakistan “never wants to see peace in Kashmir”.
“In Jammu and Kashmir, specifically in Kashmir, whenever people begin to live happy and peaceful lives and our children start going to schools, colleges, and universities, and business-people start having a comfortable business, I don’t know why it begins to bother our neighbor Pakistan,” Raina said.
“They (Pakistan) always start with these unprovoked violations to help infiltrate terrorists here under so as to continue bloodshed here,” he said.
