‘Two years is not a short period; people feel let down’
Srinagar, Sept 20: The BJP will raise the National Conference-led government’s two-year performance during the upcoming Assembly session and seek a white paper on the work carried out during its tenure, J&K BJP president and Rajya Sabha MP Sat Sharma said on Sunday.
Sharma said BJP MLAs would question the government in the House and seek a detailed account of the work undertaken over the past two years.
“Our party will raise these issues on the streets, and our MLAs will question the government in the Assembly and ask them to issue a white paper detailing what work has actually been carried out by them,” he said while speaking to reporters in Srinagar, as per the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO).
Sharma further alleged that the NC government had failed to meet people’s expectations and said two years was sufficient time to assess its performance.
“Two years is not a short period. During these two years, they have not lived up to the expectations of the people. They have not even lived up to their own expectations,” he said.
“Everyone knows that the National Conference has not lived up to the expectations in any manner. During this two-year period, I also got an opportunity to interact with people and the general public. They feel that they have been let down and question why they voted for the National Conference,” he said.
On the BJP’s month-long service campaign, Sharma said various programmes were being organised across the country to mark Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday and 25 years of his public life.
Sharma said party workers would engage with around 25 crore children through activities including drawing and speech competitions, adding that the younger generation would eventually shoulder the responsibility of the country.
On the Delhi University Students’ Union elections, Sharma said the ABVP remained engaged with students and their concerns.
The ABVP won three of the four central panel posts in the 2026 DUSU elections, while an independent candidate won the vice-president’s post. The NSUI failed to secure a central panel seat. “The ABVP is a student wing that remains continuously engaged with students, listens to their problems and difficulties and makes efforts to resolve them,” Sharma said.
