Union Minister Jitendra Singh will be speaking on the'Abrogation of Article 370, Peace, Stability and development in Jammu, Kashmirand Ladakh', at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on October 3.

Ever since Article 370 has been revoked from Jammu andKashmir, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has been making strong efforts to spreadawareness and apprise people about the outcome of the abrogation. Earlier inAugust and September, BJP working President Amit Shah announced variouscampaigns like 'Sampark Abhiyan' and 'Jan-Jagran Abhiyan' to make people awareabout the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir.

Setting the tone for the upcoming assembly elections, BJP onSeptember 25 launched the Jan-Jagran Abhiyan in the national capital. "TheBJP wants to make Delhi people aware about the revocation of Article 370. Inthis direction, BJP is going to start a Jan Jagran campaign which will beinaugurated by BJP working president JP Nadda from September 25. The campaignwill last for next 15 days," BJP MLA and Leader of Opposition, VijenderGupta, said in a press conference.

"We will reach to every corner of Delhi under thiscampaign and interact with people and answer all their queries about thedecision taken by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government for thedevelopment of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh," he added. Under the JanJagaran Abhiyan, there will be public awareness in 370 places across thenational capital, in which small gatherings and many campaigns will be carriedout.

The BJP's Jan Jagran campaign comes ahead of the Assemblypolls in Delhi. The campaign is likely to attract lakh of voters.