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Kashmir assembly resolution tells India to restore partial autonomy

November 13, 2024
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The Indian-controlled Kashmir’s newly elected assembly has taken a bold step towards restoring the region’s partial autonomy. On Wednesday, the assembly passed a resolution demanding that the central government take immediate action to undo the revocation of Article 370, which granted special status to the state of Jammu and Kashmir.

This move comes as a ray of hope for the people of Kashmir, who have been struggling for their rights and identity for decades. The revocation of Article 370 in August 2019 was met with widespread protests and criticism, as it not only stripped the state of its special status but also took away its right to have its own constitution and flag.

The resolution passed by the assembly is a clear indication that the people of Kashmir are not ready to give up their autonomy without a fight. It reflects their determination to protect their unique identity and preserve their cultural heritage. The unanimous passing of the resolution by the newly elected assembly also shows the strong unity and solidarity among the political parties in Kashmir.

The restoration of Article 370 is not just a political demand, but it holds significant importance for the people of Kashmir. It was a symbol of their distinct identity and a way to protect their rights and interests. The revocation of this article has not only affected the political landscape of the region but has also had a profound impact on the social and economic aspects of the people’s lives.

The resolution passed by the assembly highlights the grievances of the people of Kashmir and their demand for the restoration of their rights. It also calls for the release of political prisoners and the withdrawal of the heavy military presence in the region. The assembly has also demanded that the central government initiate a dialogue with all stakeholders to resolve the ongoing conflict in the region.

The passing of this resolution is a significant step towards finding a peaceful and permanent solution to the Kashmir issue. It is a positive development that the newly elected assembly has taken the lead in demanding the restoration of Article 370. This shows that the people of Kashmir are ready to engage in a dialogue and work towards a peaceful resolution of the conflict.

The resolution has also received support from various political parties and leaders across India. This shows that the demand for the restoration of Article 370 is not just limited to Kashmir but has a wider appeal. It is a reflection of the growing understanding and awareness among the people of India about the importance of preserving the cultural and regional diversity of the country.

The central government must take note of the assembly’s resolution and take immediate action to restore the partial autonomy of Kashmir. This will not only address the grievances of the people but also help in building trust and confidence among the people of Kashmir towards the Indian government.

The restoration of Article 370 will also have a positive impact on the economy of the region. It will attract investment and create job opportunities, which will ultimately benefit the people of Kashmir. It will also help in improving the overall development and infrastructure of the region.

The passing of this resolution is a significant step towards bringing peace and stability in the region. It is a step towards healing the wounds of the past and building a better future for the people of Kashmir. The central government must listen to the voices of the people and take concrete steps towards the restoration of Article 370.

In conclusion, the passing of the resolution by the newly elected assembly of Kashmir is a positive development and a step in the right direction. It reflects the aspirations of the people and their demand for the restoration of their rights and autonomy. The central government must take this opportunity to initiate a dialogue and work towards finding a permanent solution to the Kashmir issue. Let us hope that this resolution will pave the way for a peaceful and prosperous future for the people of Kashmir.

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