BJP Candidate Er Ajaz Hussain Balhami Launches Election Campaign from Rajbagh to Batamaloo

Srinagar, August 28: In a significant move ahead of the upcoming elections, BJP candidate Er Ajaz Hussain Balhami, alongside Shri Amarnath Yatra Welfare Society organisation Kahsmir incharge Tafazul Wani and Shri Amarnath Yatra Welfare Society Central Kashmir Incharge Umar Khan, commenced his election campaign, covering the areas from Rajbagh to Batamaloo. The campaign began with an active interaction with local residents, where the leaders listened to public grievances and emphasized the importance of casting votes in favor of Er Ajaz Hussain Balhami.

During the campaign, Er Ajaz Hussain Balhami assured the locals that the BJP government is committed to addressing their concerns, with the revival of the Batamaloo bus stand being a top priority. “Restoring the Batamaloo bus stand to its former glory is on our immediate agenda, and your support in the upcoming elections will ensure that these developmental works are carried out efficiently,” he stated.

The campaign received a positive response from the local population, with many expressing their support for the BJP candidate. The leaders encouraged the public to participate actively in the electoral process and to vote for Er Ajaz Hussain Balhami, promising that their voices would lead to significant developmental projects in the region.

As the campaign progresses, the BJP team is expected to continue its outreach, focusing on addressing local issues and rallying support for their candidate across various constituencies.

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