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J&K Congress leaders protest in Jammu over BJP social media post row (Img: Dynamite News)
Jammu: A political storm has erupted in Jammu after the Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee launched a protest against a Bharatiya Janata Party social media post carrying the message Batoge Toh Katoge.
The Congress alleged that such political messaging could deepen social divisions and influence public sentiment, triggering a fresh face-off between the two parties. The controversy has gained attention as political organisations increasingly use digital platforms to shape narratives and mobilise public opinion.
## Congress Takes Streets In Jammu Over BJP Post
The Jammu and Kashmir Congress organised a protest at Shaheedi Chowk in Jammu against the BJP social media post.
The demonstration was led by J&K Congress president Tariq Hameed Karra, along with party leaders and workers who raised slogans against the BJP and criticised the message shared on social media.
Congress leaders claimed that political communication should maintain restraint, especially when dealing with issues connected to society, identity and public emotions.
The protest reflected the growing political friction between the opposition Congress and the BJP over campaign language and messaging strategies.
## BJP Post Triggers Fresh Political Battle
The controversy began after a BJP social media post featuring the phrase Batoge Toh Katoge drew criticism from Congress leaders.
The slogan became a major point of political discussion, with the Congress objecting to what it described as divisive messaging.
The opposition party argued that political discourse should focus on governance, development and public issues rather than statements that could create social divisions.
The BJP, however, has used such messaging as part of its wider political communication strategy, aimed at highlighting themes related to unity and collective identity.
## Tariq Hameed Karra Leads Attack On BJP
During the Jammu protest, Tariq Hameed Karra and other Congress leaders targeted the BJP over the social media campaign.
The party leaders demanded responsible political communication and urged political organisations to avoid rhetoric that could affect social harmony.
Congress workers gathered at Shaheedi Chowk, turning the protest into a visible political demonstration against the BJP’s digital messaging.
The protest also highlighted the increasing role of social media platforms in shaping political narratives and influencing public conversations.
## Social Media Becomes New Political Battleground
The latest controversy underlines how social media has become a crucial battlefield for political parties.
Digital campaigns, slogans and viral posts now play a significant role in reaching voters, building public perception and countering opponents’ narratives.
From election campaigns to public movements, political parties are increasingly using online platforms to communicate directly with citizens.
However, critics often raise concerns over the impact of aggressive messaging and the possibility of increased political polarisation.
## Jammu Kashmir Political Landscape In Focus
The controversy comes amid continued political activity in Jammu and Kashmir, where parties are strengthening their organisational networks and expanding public outreach.
The region remains politically significant due to issues related to governance, security, development and public sentiment.
The BJP and Congress have frequently engaged in political confrontations over policy decisions, public statements and campaign narratives in Jammu and Kashmir.
The latest dispute over the Batoge Toh Katoge message has added another layer to the ongoing political competition between the two parties.
## BJP Response Awaited
The BJP’s detailed response to the Congress protest was not immediately available.
The political exchange is expected to continue as both parties defend their positions and attempt to shape public opinion around the controversy.
With social media becoming an important tool for political communication, disputes over online posts and slogans are likely to remain a major part of future political debates.
## Bigger Political Impact Of The Controversy
The Jammu protest has once again brought attention to the debate over the limits of political messaging in a diverse society.
While political parties use slogans to connect with supporters and communicate their ideological positions, opponents often challenge the language and impact of such campaigns.
The Batoge Toh Katoge row shows how a single social media post can quickly transform into a larger political confrontation, drawing reactions from party workers, leaders and the wider public.
