During recent election rallies in Jammu and Kashmir, Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched a vehement attack on the Congress-National Conference (NC) alliance, accusing them of 'nourishing terrorism' and neglecting the region during their time in power. He claimed that any attempt to reinstate Article 370, which grants special status to Jammu and Kashmir, would be resisted, asserting it is now a part of history and incompatible with the Constitution. Shah emphasized that the BJP, under Prime Minister Modi, is committed to the security and integrity of Kashmir and will not engage in talks or trade with Pakistan until terrorism is eradicated. He urged voters to reject the Congress-NC alliance, framing the upcoming elections as a crucial battle for the region's future. Shah also reiterated the BJP's achievements, including the implementation of reservation policies for marginalized communities, and criticized Rahul Gandhi's recent remarks on affirmative action. His comments come as Jammu and Kashmir prepares for its first assembly elections in a decade, highlighting the political tension in the region.