Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses an election rally in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda. This is the first time in 42 years that a prime minister has addressed a public meeting in this area. At the beginning of Saturday's rally, Narendra Modi took a dig at the opposition. He noted that this development in Jammu and Kashmir is a reflection of the efforts of the central government in the last 10 years. He also said that terrorism in the heavens is in the last phase. Modi also said that the BJP government will also work for the status of an independent state in Jammu and Kashmir.

The Prime Minister said, "This beautiful Jammu and Kashmir was ruined by patriarchy. Political parties are only concerned about their descendants. This election is a fight between three families and the new generation of Kashmir.

The Prime Minister was pleased to see the crowd at the rally. He said, "All of you have come here from areas like Doda, Ramban, and Kishtwar. He travelled for hours. There is no fatigue in anyone's eyes. Everyone is excited. I will fulfil your love and blessings by doing double and triple the work. You and we jointly will build a beautiful, secure, and prosperous Jammu and Kashmir."

Without naming Rahul Gandhi, the Prime Minister said, "Nowadays, some people carry a copy of the Constitution in their pocket. These are ways to hide their bad deeds. In fact, the children of Jammu and Kashmir also know that they have destroyed the Constitution of Babasaheb Ambedkar. Why did Jammu and Kashmir have a separate constitution? Why didn't the people of this area have the same rights as the rest of the country? Why were our hill brothers and sisters not under reservation? In Jammu and Kashmir, they did not even name SC/ST or OBC.PM added," After so many years, the BJP government has given them reservations. There are many who will probably be exercising their franchise for the first time. Under the Constitution of India, everyone has an equal right to vote. But it was the people who carried the Constitution in their pockets that deprived some of you of that right for 75 years."

On terrorism, the Prime Minister said, "Remember the time when an undeclared curfew was imposed in Kashmir as darkness fell. At that time, the Union Home Minister of the Congress government was afraid to go till Lal Chowk. But now terrorism in Kashmir is in its final stages. What has changed here in the last 10 years was unimaginable. The stones that were thrown at the police and the army are being used to create new Kashmir. '