Srinagar: Political parties in Jammu and Kashmir react to the comments of the Union Minister Amit Shah on Saturday that the country will be returned so the situation is normal, by saying the central statement is contradictory and every day without citizenship is an insult to federalism.
“After considering the Jammu people and Kashmir became the silence of creating the wrong normal narrative, the acceptance of the Government of the Government of Indonesia was still not normal was contradictory to itself.
Also proved that silence should not be misinterpreted as normal,” President of PDP and former Mehbooba minister’s head Mufti wrote in twitter.
Reacting to Shah’s statement, Head of the Peoples Conference Sajad Lone asked who would define normal.
“Who will define normal with the structure? People J & K,” Lone said on Twitter.
He said “unpopular people” mean “embarrassing existence” for occupants of certain places.
“And to people in India who are mute observers, God willing, you will also feel the arrival and helplessness.
We don’t want it even to our worst enemy (SIC),” Lone said).
The Chairperson of the People’s Conference said the central rule anywhere was “a tooth kick for Federalism”.
“And pat yourself on the back, oh, alright, this is all very sickening,” he added.
CPM leader M Y Tarigami said people in the Union region were rejected by participation rights and representatives who were one of the fundamental principles of good governance.
“One of the basic principles of good governance is participation and representatives, rights that continue to be rejected to the Jammu people and Kashmir.
Releasing such an index is intended to help the government in the form of optics,” he said.
Tariage said the “land reality” of the dilapidated road, an uncertain power supply, cannot be accessed by portable water combined with large unemployment, social riots reflecting “contrasting images”.
The selection of assemblies in Jammu and Kashmir will be held after the completion of the ongoing process and state management will be restored so situations in the United area become normal, said Shah on Saturday.
Virtual released the first “good district governance index” in India, he said Jammu and Kashmir was a priority for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Multipong efforts made for the development of the entire Union region.