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Glaze Masters On Social Media: J&K BJP Left Out in the Cold!

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August 19, 2026
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Srinagar:It seems the BJP’s central office sent Jammu and Kashmir straight to the “spam folder” while handing out shiny new national roles! Party chief Nitin Nabin unleashed a fresh army of 13 Vice Presidents and 8 General Secretaries, but J&K somehow drew a big, fat goose egg.
Local heavyweights—including Ravinder Raina and Dr. Shehnaz Ganai—dressed up their resumes, brushed off their best smiles, and waited by the phone, only to hear total radio silence. Even Dr. Narinder Singh, who faithfully held down a National Secretary desk for six whole years, got booted off the gravy train.
While Uttar Pradesh and Delhi scored party posts like they were handing out free samples at a buffet, and Smriti Irani sashayed back into a General Secretary slot, J&K leaders are left wondering if their central office mail got lost in transit. Better luck next reshuffle, folks!

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