Delhi Minister Criticizes Central Govt’s Kashmir Policy

Following the death of four soldiers in an encounter in Jammu and Kashmir’s Doda district, Delhi Cabinet Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj took a firm stand against the central government, accusing the BJP-led administration of a complete failure in its Kashmir policy.

Bharadwaj pointed to the recent terror attack as evidence of the policy’s shortcomings. Despite the BJP’s commitment to an elected government and the subsequent introduction of presidential rule, he argued that the situation had not improved.

The minister also criticized the central government for not resettling the Kashmiri Pandit brothers and the lack of development in the region. He made this known in a Hindi post on X.

(Based on information from the agency.)