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  • Navritu sharma, Nov 30, 2019 @ 1:03 pm Reply

    Abrogation of article 370 and article 35a a main topic to be covered as it remained in the highlights.
    So before getting into the main part we must be known to the fact the difference between article 370 and article 35 a .
    You might wonder that large number of the people those who work as a critic themselves don’t the difference.
    Article 370 a temporary , transitional , special status given to the state of jammu and Kashmir.
    And article 35 a refers to the presidential order 1954 which states that that the legislative assembly of jammu and Kashmir have the right to state the permanent citizenship of jammu and Kashmir under which various special status was given.
    So now here question arises why so called (SPECIAL STATUS) to state of jammu and Kashmir
    Before the partion of india in 1947 584 natives states were part of british india which were administered by british india whereas the jammu and Kashmir was ruled by RAJAS and the raja hari singh signed an instrument of accession with jawahar lal nehru the prime minister of that time as the jammu and kashmir was facing security threats and raja hari singh required help from govt of india to help them with security forces to tackle the problem of millitancy caused by Pakistan.
    So instrument of accession signed in a buzz created a condition of giving special status to jammu and Kashmir.
    So atlast the jammu and Kashmir became a part of jammu and Kashmir.
    Article 370 (🐉 dragonian law)
    As it was already said that it is a temporary law so there arises no question of why it can’t be pulled back. People of jammu and Kashmir faced a lot of problems with this .As this is fact that the people of jammu and ladakh were happy by the abrogation of article 370 and why not Kashmir people people and kashmiri leaders not happy .
    1.people of jammu division facing a job losses as the govt formed consisted of majority leaders from Kashmir division so they favored the development and upliftment of kashmiri people only (HARSH TRUTH)
    2. kashmiri people were being motivated in a ugly manner as that the abrogation of 370 will result in extinction of their culture , their brotherhood.
    3. Algavadi netas (separatists) and Pakistan had influenced the peace of Kashmir region (millitancy)
    Real profit of abrogation and reorganization
    1. Decrease in millitancy activities as govt of india will have its direct say.
    2. Ladakh divison will get development projects.
    3. Youth will get jobs.
    4. Government policies will be directly applicable i.e scholarship schemes and other jobs
    Although being a citizen of jammu and Kashmir i can see that the abrogation will result in the positive points whereas the way it has been done doesn’t describe the good part of democracy

  • Manjit, Aug 12, 2019 @ 9:17 am Reply

    In my point of view. It is historical event.
    Article 370 and 35 A was a hurdle in the path of development of J & K. The basis problem in the state is unemployment. With abrogation of article investors of outsider will be encouraged thereby creating job and opportunities for the youth which is misusing by separatlist in stone pelting. Govt is empowered to create infrastructure and boosting tourism in the state.

  • Divyanshu Vashistha, Aug 11, 2019 @ 6:10 am Reply

    According to me it was one of the best decision taken by government. Article 370 does nothing but encourages the terrorism (bcoz we can’t do anything) abrogation of article 370 will improve the conditions and terrorism will be slammed.
    Equal right equal opportunity equal punishment will be given to them. There after they will understand what will they get in response to pelting stones at our army and making slogans against India. Though it was a tough decision but it’ll be fruitful in near future.

  • Tinku, Aug 9, 2019 @ 7:24 am Reply

    According to me J & K is the intregal park of India so there is no question of special status.Abrogation of Article 370 it’s a very difficult movement of the government. After independence no political parties had courage to take this difficult steps. One country, one Constitution and one flag , actually some of the anti India groups were enjoying that special status but common people have been suffering and terrorism is increasing day by day. terrorist organisation were taking advantage to encash the poor , unemployed people.On 6th August president Ram Nath Kovind declared the abrogation of Article 370 and passed a resolution from both the houses that all clauses of the Article 370 shall cease to be operative. Nowadays it is under Union Territory and yesterday prime minister addressed to the nation that he will give all the facility to J & K people like other state and take care development of J &K and give the employment of young generation. so it is good for the state. Actually we know Kashmir is our paradise and people have desire to go there for visiting and hope near future it will be actually paradise in all aspect and Terrorism will end and common will live happily.

  • Rohit Kumar, Aug 6, 2019 @ 8:00 pm Reply

    It’s helpful to me

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