Omar Abdullah's main accusation against Modi in Kashmir: a stadium wrapped in tricolors | 10 points
Today marks the first visit to Srinagar by Prime Minister Narendra Modi since the repeal of Article 370, which granted Jammu and Kashmir special status. During the "Viksit Bharat Viksit Jammu Kashmir" ceremony at Bakshi Stadium, he would dedicate the ₹5,000 crore "Holistic Agriculture Development Programme" to enhance the agribusiness in the Union territory.. Additionally, the prime minister is scheduled to introduce tourism-related projects valued at over ₹1,400 crore, including as the "Integrated Development of Hazratbal Shrine" in Srinagar. programs such the "Chalo India Global Diaspora Campaign,"
which aims to encourage the Indian diaspora to travel, and the "Dekho Apna Desh People's Choice Tourist Destination Poll," the nation's first-ever statewide attempt to determine the pulse of the country on tourism. The event will serve as the launchpad for a diaspora initiative to become Incredible India ambassadors and encourage tourism to India.
What you need know about PM Modi's travel to Kashmir is as follows:
For the 'Viksit Bharat Viksit Jammu Kashmir' initiative, the national tricolour is hoisted above Bakshi Stadium in Srinagar ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's arrival.
Within a two-kilometer radius of the event, security forces have increased foot patrols, but drones and CCTV cameras are being used for monitoring.
Schools along the route have been closed, and board exams that were supposed to take place on Thursday have been rescheduled in order to ensure the safety and smooth operation of the high-profile event.
As per Srinagar Police, flying drones and quadcopters within the city is currently prohibited. In the meanwhile, Srinagar
has been declared a "Temporary Red Zone" for drone operations. Any illegal drone operations within the city may face penalties in accordance with Rule 24(2) of the Drone Rules, 2021.
To stop any subversive activity using the Jhelum River and Dal Lake, marine commandos have been stationed there.
For PM Modi's first rally in the Valley since Article 370 was repealed in 2019, BJP leaders have stated that they anticipate approximately one lakh people attending. Many from all over Jammu and Kashmir are anticipated to attend the event, which is scheduled to take place at Bakshi Stadium. Gathering At a meeting last week, party leaders reviewed preparations, directing various departments to complete duties and pushing for mobilization initiatives.
Omar Abdullah, the leader of the National Conference, has blasted the Jammu and Kashmir government for supposedly pressuring officials to go to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's event in Srinagar.
.Abdullah claimed that thousands of workers were brought to the place and compelled to assemble before dawn under threat of disciplinary action. He claimed that the attendees had not chosen to be there and charged the government with putting on the event to give the impression that it was in favor of the BJP. He added that in order for employees to attend the protest, private schools were compelled to provide buses.
Imran Aziz, a young musician from Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag area, wrote a song endorsing Prime Minister Narendra Modi before heading to the Kashmir valley. The three-minute song commends Prime Minister Modi and his government for their efforts, especially for repealing Article 370. "Modi aayenge The song commences with the lyrics "Modi aayenge, Kamal khilayenge, jhanda leharayenge" (Modi will arrive, the lotus will blossom, and he (Modi) will hoist the flag). In order to completely actualize Jammu and Kashmir, the song also suggests taking back control of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
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