In line with the BJP’s mission, he announced the party’s intention to provide laptops to youth who were once involved in stone-pelting, alongside efforts to offer jobs and better futures for them. He confidently predicted that, in the coming years, the Kashmiri people would increasingly align themselves with the BJP’s vision for the region. He also noted that the BJP had fielded 17 Muslim candidates in Kashmir, including two Pandits, and several more Muslim candidates in Jammu. He discussed various plans to improve infrastructure, such as widening roads from Lal Chowk to Jama Masjid, building marriage halls, establishing medical facilities, and constructing a sub-district hospital and college. In addressing social issues, he stressed the urgency of tackling the drug problem affecting Kashmiri youth and called for rehabilitation programs for those struggling with addiction. He also advocated for the release of individuals imprisoned for minor offences, stating that these individuals should be given opportunities to reintegrate into society through small jobs. His speech encapsulated the BJP’s vision for a peaceful and prosperous Kashmir, where dignity, respect, and opportunities are accessible to all. The focus on infrastructure development, employment, and social reform reflects the party’s commitment to creating a better future for the people of Kashmir.