SRINAGAR: The People’s Alliance for the Gupkar Declaration (PAGD) revived his request for the recovery of the Special State State State J & K in the resolution adopted on Tuesday, which also highlights that “great uncertain” and “political void” has been made after the abrogation of the article 370 and 35A in 2019.
At the meeting held at the PAGD Chair and the National Conference of Farooq Abdullah in Srinagar, members of the Alliance said the full interest of J & K as it existed before August 5, 2019, “must be restored”.
It assumes the significance because there are no leaders of five parties who are Gupkar alliances, limiting former J & K cm Mehbooba Mufti, has raised the issue of recovery articles 370 and 35A at meeting all parties with PM Narendra Modi on July 24.
All alliance constituents adopt resolution, which among other issues, highlights that “no substantial” has emerged after the PM meeting with J & K leaders “There are no steps to build confidence taken to provide assistance to people – People who are depressed in this region, “said the resolution.
“This is unfortunate that the judicial challenge of this revocation as a violation of the constitution continues to remain delayed before SC even after two years,” he said.
“All political prisoners must be released immediately.
The use of the Law Draconian indiscriminately must end,” the Alliance said.
PAGD members say UT people are insulted, which must be stopped because the consequences can be dangerous for the nation.
“We have decided not to disable the audience for insults faced by the hours of your hours & kashmir,” they said.