BJP leader Sunil Sharma challenged the National Conference’s demand for Jammu and Kashmir’s “special status,” stating the term is not in the Indian Constitution. Sunil Sharma argued that Article 370, which NC claims defined this status, has been “buried,” dismissing the demand as baseless and accusing NC of misleading voters.
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