Vivid News 24: The issue of returning Pakistan-occupied Kashmir to India returned to the polls in Gujarat and Himachal. Gujarat assembly election day was announced on Thursday. And on the same day, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh campaigned for the Gerua camp in Himachal Pradesh. At Rajnath’s meeting in Jaisinghpur (Jaisinghpur), a section of the participants raised the demand to return Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (POK) to India.
The Defence Minister’s short reply to the crowd’s demand, ‘Be patient. A few days ago, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh stood on the fields of Kashmir and spoke about the return of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir after participating in the Shaurya Diwas ceremony. Rajnath said at Monday’s event that India’s goal is to reclaim Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. This topic has come to the polls. Earlier, many leaders and ministers of the BJP have heard about the restoration of the POK.
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What did Rajnath say on recovery from PoK?
Addressing a meeting in Himachal Pradesh’s Jaisinghpur on Thursday, Rajnath said, “Retired soldiers are ready to fight if there is any need on the country’s borders if the army is in trouble.”
As Rajnath Singh spoke praising the retired jawans in the Himachal Pradesh campaign, chants of ‘Bharat Mata Jai’, and ‘POK Ferao’ erupted from the crowd. Rajnath told the crowd, ‘Have patience. According to a section of political observers, Rajnath Singh wanted to keep issues like the return of Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir in the voting arena by saying to be patient.
When will PoK survive?
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh also raised the issue of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, Gilgit, and Baltistan during the Shaurya Divas ceremony in Kashmir on Monday. He said India aims to recover Gilgit and Baltistan as per the resolution passed in Parliament on February 22, 1994. In an interview with the all-India media shortly after Rajnath’s comments, China Corps Commander Lt. Gen. ADS Aujla said the army was “fully prepared for action”.
Himachal Elections
To see the next November 12th Himachal Pradesh Assembly Elections. Polling will be held in a single phase in a total of 68 seats in 12 districts of the hill state. A party has to touch the magic figure of 35 seats to form the government. In the last election, BJP had won 44 seats and Congress 21 in this hill state. Padma Shibir is desperate to retain the government. On the other hand, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi is campaigning for the hand camp.
