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Head of the state Narendra Modi's visit to Kashmir is simply intended to address and drum support among the BJP's center electorate in the remainder of the nation considering the impending Lok Sabha surveys, PDP boss Mehbooba Mufti said on Thursday, asserting that administration workers were "effectively" carried to the setting of the top state leader's occasion here.

The previous Jammu and Kashmir boss priest claimed that administration workers were "effectively prepared" and carried to Modi's convention to paint a "beautiful picture that everything is great" post 2019, when the Middle revoked the arrangements of Article 370 of the Constitution and bifurcated the recent state into Association regions.

"Government representatives are being grouped at five am in freezing temperatures into vehicles at Budgam transport stand shipping them to the PM's assembly.

"Discouraging to see workers being effectively prepared to lay out a lovely picture that everything is great post 2019 and that individuals here are commending their own aggregate debilitation and embarrassment," Mufti said in a post on X.

Individuals' Progressive faction (PDP) president said the scene "stands opposite" to prior visits by past state heads like Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Manmohan Singh at the pinnacle of rebellion in Jammu and Kashmir, when everyday citizens crowded to the settings of their occasions with extraordinary excitement and got back with an expectation in their souls.

"However, this time Kashmiris realize that everything verbally expressed at Bakshi arena will be to feature the supposed advantages of unlawful revocation of Article 370 much the same as putting salt to their injuries. This visit is simply intended to address and drum support among BJP's center body electorate in the remainder of India for the impending Parliament decisions," she said.

Another previous boss pastor and Public Meeting (NC) pioneer Omar Abdullah likewise charged the Jammu and Kashmir Organization on Wednesday of "taking out all stops" to guarantee a group for Modi's convention.

He said the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) wouldn't have the option to do as such on its own in Kashmir.

Abdullah expressed a huge number of government workers have been approached to collect at select areas before day break so they can be taken to the scene of Modi's meeting.

"Workers, people in 1000s are being approached to collect between 4:30 am and 5:30 am in the frigid temperatures to be transported to the setting. This cooperation isn't discretionary, it's necessary. Workers who don't make an appearance are being compromised with disciplinary activity by their dept heads," he said on X.

In his most memorable visit to Kashmir after the repeal of the arrangements of Article 370, Modi will uncover numerous improvement projects worth more than Rs 6,400 crore and address a public gathering in Srinagar on Thursday.

The Lok Sabha surveys are probably going to be held in April-May.