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Lauding what he described as an 'era of peace and development all around', Union Minister Kiren Rijiju  said following the abrogation of Article 370 under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership , Jammu and Kashmir’s “destiny”  has changed for better and it's progress is reaching new heights.

 

“I have personally felt that under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi and after the abrogation of Article 370, the destiny of Jammu and Kashmir has changed. Today, Jammu and Kashmir is moving forward on the path of peace and development,” Rijiju said while speaking to media  here.“The world wants to see Kashmir — it is such a beautiful place — and when there is both peace and progress here, it will look even more magnificent,” he said during an event where job letters were handed out to youth at Katra as part of a nationwide programme chaired by the Prime Minister.

“I have been coming to Kashmir for many years — I came in the 1970s, in the 1980s, and even after the 1990s and 2000s. But the kind of development that began in Jammu and Kashmir after 2014 had never happened before,” Rijiju said.The parliamentary affairs minister said that before constitutional changes were made while revoking Article 370, several provisions of the Indian Constitution and reservation policies were not applicable in J-K.Many central schemes could not reach the people before but after the removal of Article 370, a lot of work has been done, he said.

 

 

  Rijiju, in a reference to Assembly polls in Bihar, said there is “Modi wave” across the country, and people everywhere believe that India’s future is safe and bright under his leadership.On RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav being named the INDIA bloc’s CM face in Bihar, the minister said, “Just naming someone doesn’t mean anything. Public acceptance is what truly matters.Rijiju extended his greetings to the 51,000 youths who were given government jobs. “Many congratulations to all the youths who have received appointment letters in various government departments. When someone gets a job, it is not only the person but the whole family and society that share the joy,” he said.