Students Demand Day Off to Attend Prime Minister’s Address at Bakshi Stadium In Kashmir 

Mudasir Yaqoob

Srinagar, March 5: As excitement mounts for the Prime Minister’s upcoming address at Bakshi Stadium, students across Kashmir are calling for a day off from college and Universities to ensure their presence at the event.

Expressing their eagerness to hear directly from the nation’s leader, students emphasize the significance of this opportunity. The PM Modi is scheduled to address the people at Bakshi Stadium in Srinagar on March 7, this year.

“This is a historic moment for us. The chance to hear the Prime Minister Narendra Modi speak in person is invaluable. It’s not just about listening to a speech; it’s about being a part of the historic event and understanding the direction our country is headed,” a student, Bilal Ahmed, remarked.

Another student, Saima Ali, echoed similar sentiments. “As future leaders and citizens of this country, it’s crucial for us to engage with our leaders and understand their vision for the nation. Attending events like this helps us stay informed and inspired to contribute positively to society,” she said.

The demand for a day off to attend the Prime Minister’s address underscores the enthusiasm and eagerness of students to actively participate in the democratic process and stay informed about national affairs.

Secretary Education Dr Piyush Singla remained unavailable for comments as he didn’t respond to phone calls and texts from ANN News. The story will be updated as and when he responds.