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Omar Govt a "Total Failure," Won't Last Long: BJP's Tarun Chugh
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News18•03-10-2026, 18:05
Omar Govt a "Total Failure," Won't Last Long: BJP's Tarun Chugh
- •BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh predicted the fall of the Omar Abdullah-led National Conference government in Jammu and Kashmir, calling it a "total failure" on all fronts.
- •Chugh stated the government would collapse due to its internal contradictions and inability to deliver, clarifying that the BJP would not play a role in its downfall.
- •He criticized Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for "playing politics" on statehood restoration, accusing him of attempting to revive autonomy and special status through the backdoor.
- •Chugh asserted that the BJP is committed to statehood for J&K but rejects any attempts to reintroduce Article 370 and 35A under that guise.
- •He also targeted Rahul Gandhi, arguing that the Congress's criticism of electoral rolls (SIR) is hypocritical, given their past election victories using the same system.
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BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh predicted that the Omar Abdullah-led government is a total failure on all fronts and will collapse under its own weight due to internal contradictions and a failure to deliver.
Tarun Chugh accused Chief Minister Omar Abdullah of playing politics on statehood and trying to revive autonomy, special status, and Article 35A through the back door, noting that the September 28 assembly resolution is unacceptable to the BJP.
Addressing Rahul Gandhi's allegations, Tarun Chugh pointed out that Congress won elections in Telangana, Karnataka, and Himachal Pradesh using the exact same SIR and Election Commission, dismissing Congress's double standards on EVMs and SIR.
