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‘Not about politics’, Shehla’s response to 'Modi praise for BJP ticket?'

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New Delhi: Student activist Shehla Rashid, known for her past criticisms of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has garnered widespread attention for her recent praise of the government's decision to abrogate Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir.

During a recent interview, Shehla Rashid expressed a change of heart towards Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Describing the current administration as "well-intentioned," she hailed Modi as a "selfless man" who makes decisions in the national interest, regardless of criticism. She also commended Home Minister Amit Shah for ensuring peace in Kashmir, despite initial opposition.

The unexpected shift in Shehla's stance has sparked discussions on social media, with users expressing astonishment and speculating about a possible BJP ticket for her in the future. One Twitter user remarked, "I could never imagine hearing something like this from @Shehla_Rashid not even in my wildest dreams. A BJP ticket may be coming her way sometime soon."

Responding to such speculations, Shehla clarified that her comments were not about politics but rather focused on the narratives being promoted. She emphasized the importance of fostering a meritocracy and inclusive development, urging individuals to equip themselves with the right skills for national progress.

This isn't the first time Shehla has raised eyebrows with her evolving perspective. On Independence Day this year, she acknowledged improvements in human rights conditions in Kashmir under the Modi government post the abrogation of Article 370. She justified her stance by asserting that, from a utilitarian standpoint, the government's clear stance had helped save lives overall.

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