Jammu, Oct 25: J&K BJP president and Rajya Sabha MP Sat Sharma on Sunday announced that the party would launch a massive campaign to expose Congress and its propaganda regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
He was chairing a meeting of senior party office bearers at the BJP headquarters, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu, to review upcoming organisational programmes, counter the alleged misinformation campaign by Congress and its allies regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls and plan celebrations for Jammu and Kashmir’s Accession Day.
J&K BJP vice-president Priya Sethi and Rekha Mahajan, general secretaries Sanjita Dogra, Baldev Singh Billawaria and Gopal Mahajan, secretary Pawan Sharma, All Cell incharge Ved Sharma, spokesperson Balbir Ram Rattan, media incharge Dr Pardeep Mahotra, Social Media incharge Dr Makson Tickoo, IT incharge Gourav Balgotra, organising secretary Inderjit, district Prabhari Narain Singh and district Seh-Prabhari Sanjay Baru participated in the meeting.
Sat Sharma, while addressing the meeting, said that the Congress and its allies were attempting to create confusion among the people by spreading misleading narratives about the electoral roll revision process.
He stressed that the BJP would firmly counter such propaganda by presenting facts before the public and ensuring that people understand the importance of a transparent and accurate electoral process.
J&K BJP president said the revision of electoral rolls was an important democratic exercise aimed at maintaining the accuracy and credibility of voter lists. “Instead of misleading the people and creating unnecessary apprehensions, political parties should act responsibly and strengthen public faith in democratic institutions,” he said and stressed that the BJP would not allow false narratives to go unchallenged and would take the facts to every section of society.
Sat Sharma called upon party leaders and workers to observe the Accession Day with enthusiasm and patriotic spirit at prominent locations across Jammu and Kashmir. Emphasising the historical and national significance of occasion, he said, “October 26 holds a special place in the region’s history and provides an opportunity to reaffirm the people’s commitment to national unity, integrity and the sacrifices made for the nation.”
Sharma also discussed strategy for forthcoming party programmes and organisational activities with the party leaders, with an emphasis on coordinated efforts by party leaders and cadre across the region. It was decided to organise a special Accession Day programme at the BJP headquarters on October 26’ 2026, alongside observances at prominent locations throughout Jammu and Kashmir.
