Srinagar, October 10, 2026 (Raja Rasif): Leader of Opposition Sunil Sharma has warned that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) may intensify its agitation across all districts of Jammu and Kashmir, accusing the National Conference (NC)-led government of failing to adequately address public concerns.
Sharma’s remarks signal a tougher political stance by the BJP against the ruling administration, with the opposition leader calling for greater attention to issues affecting ordinary citizens and the delivery of public services.
Sharma Criticises Government Priorities
Criticising the functioning of the NC-led government, Sharma argued that the administration should prioritise public welfare and the resolution of everyday problems rather than remain focused on internal political arrangements, cabinet reshuffles and expansion.
He maintained that the expectations and concerns of citizens must remain central to governance, adding that administrative decisions should translate into effective public services and tangible relief for people.
The BJP leader indicated that his party could expand its political campaign beyond individual areas and organise protests across Jammu and Kashmir to highlight what the opposition describes as unresolved public grievances.
Delhi Protests Become Part of Political Exchange
Sharma also commented on the political debate surrounding demonstrations in Delhi, raising allegations about the intentions behind the protests. He claimed that certain groups were pursuing an agenda that could destabilise the country and alleged that the demonstrations were linked to a broader attempt at regime change.
These assertions represent Sharma’s allegations and have not been independently established.
BJP Signals Wider Political Mobilisation
The warning of protests across all districts could intensify the political confrontation between the BJP and the NC-led government in Jammu and Kashmir. The BJP has indicated that it intends to use political mobilisation to press its demands and hold the administration accountable on issues it considers important to the public.
However, details regarding the proposed protest dates, district-level programmes and the specific issues to be highlighted have not yet been provided.
The government’s response to Sharma’s latest remarks was not included in the information available for this report.
Focus on Governance and Public Accountability
The latest statement comes amid continuing political differences between the BJP and the National Conference over governance and public priorities in Jammu and Kashmir.
Whether the BJP proceeds with demonstrations across all districts will become clearer once the party announces its programme. For now, Sharma’s remarks indicate the opposition’s intention to intensify pressure on the administration over public grievances, service delivery and governance.
