Elections on the Horizon: PM Modi Signals Restoration of J&K Statehood

On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that Jammu and Kashmir's Assembly elections were being planned and that the day when their statehood would be restored was rapidly approaching.

During his two-day visit to Kashmir for the International Day of Yoga celebration and the launch of development projects, Modi stated that his administration was working to "ensure a connection of hearts" and "bridge the distance between Delhi and Jammu and Kashmir."

Locally, the people of Jammu and Kashmir choose their MPs. They help you find solutions to your difficulties, and what could be more convenient than that? He addressed a gathering at the Sher-e-Kashmir International Conference Centre in Srinagar, saying, "Now the preparations for the Assembly elections have also started."

"The moment is quickly approaching when you will cast your ballots to choose a new Jammu and Kashmiri government. The time will soon come for Jammu and Kashmir to improve the state's future once more.

Since 2018, Jammu and Kashmir has not had an assembly. In 2019, it ceased to be a state. According to Modi, Jammu and Kashmir has improved since Article 370 was repealed.