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Article 370 & Kashmir

Note:- This article is short and just for the sake of knowledge regarding 370.
Today Jammu & Kashmir and Laddakh declared as Union Territory of India. Approximately after seven decades, finally J&K is going to be a non-secular state. From the past 70 years, J&K has a separate flag and constitution. Due to which lots of terrorist organizations and local anti-social people got a chance to establish their roots in J&K.
But the situation becomes more acrimonious. The Hindus were forced to flee the Kashmir valley. This thing makes the government more attentive on the issue of Kashmir. The government was trying to solve the problem of continuously increasing terror activities, but the main problem was the people of J&K itself. Even the Indian government was not allowed to make any change in the constitution of J&K. People were doing mind wash of the young blood in the local schools and was trying to make them believe that India is a different country.

Due to Article 370 people were deprived of the following rights - 1) Right to Vote 2) Right to proper education for woman 3) Indian people are not allowed to buy the land 4) Lack of employment 5) No technological advancement 6) Right to freedom was completely demolished
But now the Article 370 abolished. A new dawn of opportunities arrives in J&K. Narendra Modi government passes the bill of the reorganization of Kashmir by 125-61 in Rajyasabha and 351-72 in Loksabha and earn a chance to serve the people of Kashmir.
I hope the government will do everything for the people and people will also support the government plans to get the most.
Jai Hind Jai Bharat!


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