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Breaking the Silence! (By-Ashweth Singh)
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Breaking the Silence!
Authored By-Ashweth Singh
Abstract
The drafters of the Indian
Constitution aimed to make the country sovereign, stable, peaceful and to
protect the human rights of its people. Constitutions have played a very
important role in getting the country's judicial system on the right track to
support the complex scenarios of the
realities of the country's present land.Article 370 gives Jammu and Kashmir
enormous powers as a state which raises many complex issues including
threatening the unity of the country also kind of a different feeling which may
give a rise for the establishment kashmir as a country. It has complex
political and religious aspects that affect the very complex issue of the
border between India and Pakistan.The
Pakistani government has insisted on J&K since 1947. Disputes over L.A.C.
The "actual line of control" over "no man's land" and the
more complex "line of control" issue with Pakistan has existed since
1947, with China claiming our land
near Ladakh. increase.The
government divided the state into two "Union Territories" and added
limited Aboriginal administrative powers under the central government. This
clause is an "interim clause" and it was important to repeal, amend
or delete this clause. Implementation of problem-solving skills in complex
scenarios of Indian constitution and land realities is impacting national peace
and international stable and progressive relations in the Kashmir Valley
(Jammu-Kashmir and Ladakh). The hope is that the subtle combination of Muslims
(Kashmir - Wisdom of the One God) and Buddhists (Tibet University of Ladakh -
Lhasa) will provide a unique culture and a progressive path to transform the
unstable situation of the country into peace. giving us room for future
improvements. Enlightened, Peaceful and Advanced Development under the Indian Constitution.
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Keywords
The Constitution of India, Jammu-
Kashmir and ladakh, Article 370, Problem Solving Skills, Country Peace,
Stability, advanced development, international stable and progressive
relations.
Introduction
The Constitution of India is one of
our country's most beautiful legal documents that encompasses all the functions
for the peaceful administration of the
country and its society for the sake of
social stability, human rights and protection of mankind from serious crimes.
It's one. But an analysis of international and national security issues centered on the northern
Indian-Pakistani borders of Jammu and Kashmir shows that the complex danger
zone of the world is one in which the new law can maintain
security and peace. increase. Pakistan's interference in the Jammu and Kashmir region, more
recently China's post-coronavirus situation interference, attacks in the Ladakh
region, these serious issues are ongoing, complicating the resolution of the
issue. The hope is to build a future relationship in peace and prosperity.
The people of Jammu and Kashmir have
battled an enormous amount of fear and fear over the decades. India and
Pakistan were split into two countries after gaining independence from Britain
in 1947. British India until then had
nearly 560 monarchies, including Kashmir. Emperor Hari Singh of Kashmir hosted
many of the conflicts that have been the most debated reason for stabilizing
the state of Kashmir on behalf of the kingship.Pakistan targeted India by
producing Kashmir as a weapon. sent an army to attack Kashmir. Unable to defend
Kashmir, the Kashmiri Maharaja called for help and reached out to India. After
analyzing Kashmir's position and Hari Singh's request, Viceroy Mountbatten was
willing to support Kashmir, but instead he proposed an agreement to the
maharajah who signed the "deed of accession to India". An
irreversible and unresolved issue for India.
After the agreement between India and
Kashmir on November 2, 1947, Pandit
Nehru declared that "Kashmir's future will be decided by referendum."
After such incidents, the people of Kashmir
were protected and guaranteed their right to vote in general and local
elections. Therefore, no state referendum was required. Pakistan, on the other
hand, has always supported elections by referendum. They have always provoked
Kashmiri Muslims, demanding their rights and a referendum in their state. They
felt that elections of Kashmiris in Kashmir state would make little difference
as they are only trying to get basic amenities
and solving Kashmir problems that
they do not get through elections.[1]
On 5th August 2019, Indian Union Minister of Home Affairs Shri Amit Shah
announced the repeal of Articles 370 and
35-A of the Indian Constitution which gave special status to the state
of Jammu and Kashmir. Article 35-A of the Indian Constitution empowers the
Jammu and Kashmir State Legislature to define
permanent residents of the state and their special rights and privileges.
Article 35-A was not part of India's original constitution passed in 1949. It
was later incorporated into the Indian Constitution by Presidential Decree of
1954 with the approval of the state governments of the time.
In this paper we reviewed the current
status of Jammu and Kashmir and how is the situation there after the abrogation
of article 370.
A Demand For The Restoration Of
Full Statehood Of Jammu And Kashmir
National Conference on Tuesday in a
meeting here chaired by party president Farooq Abdullah. Demands included
restoration of the ‘darbar move’ practice, special package for the tourism
industry, employment for youth, implementation of the Mandal Commission
recommendations in Jammu and Kashmir, a legal guarantee of minimum support
price for crops and slashing prices of essential commodities.[2]
The farmers are being harassed and
tortured by snatching away their lands under cultivation forcing them to adopt
the path of agitation. We stand with these farmers and appeal to the government
to defer this campaign till a popular government is established in Jammu and
Kashmir,” People claiming the unemployment rate in Jammu and Kashmir was at an
“all-
time high” of 22.2 percent and the
highest among all the Union Territories and the states, the party demanded
adequate employment opportunities for the youth.
Decline In Terrorism After The
Abrogation Of Article 370
The Interior Ministry recently said
that the number of terrorist incidents in 2020 fell by 59% compared to 2019.
Incidents were down another 32% by June 2021 compared to the corresponding
period in 2020
The number of terrorist attacks has
dropped significantly from 417 in 2018 to 229 in 2021. The government has taken
various measures to normalize the situation in the Kashmir Valley. These
include a robust security and intelligence network, active counter-terrorism
operations, increased night patrols and checks in Naka, security precautions
through appropriate deployment, and high alertness by security forces. "
Protest By Jammu Traders After
Scrapping Of The Article
Although part of Jammu,They now have
a new excise policy, new rules for bars and restaurants, the closure of Darbar
Move's 149-year-old practice, new geological and mining guidelines,
restrictions on banquet halls, and an upcoming Reliance chain-- retail store.
JCCI said all these moves had a negative impact on Jammu trade.
Traders are struggling with a new
excise tax policy that led to the auction of 228 liquor stores in Jammu and
Kashmir in April this year. According to wine merchants, most of Jammu's 228
liquor merchants lost business to outsiders in electronic auctions, and only
15-20 of them were able to hold their licenses. These 20 operators were then
told to obtain his NOC documents from at least 21 departments to renew their
licenses.[3]
Creation Of Equitable Society In
Jammu And Kashmir
We have changed our reservation rules
and extended booking benefits to excluded categories such as Pahari speakers
and financially vulnerable segments.Sections of society such as
Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Changbu, and displaced refugees in West
Pakistan have legitimate interests in the extension of the Central Law.
Following the repeal of Section 370,
several such as the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers
(Recognition of Forest Rights) Act 2007 and the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled
Tribes (Prevention of Cruelty) Act 1954. Implementation of landmark and
important laws. Above all, bring Jammu and Kashmir a new era of progress and
development,
After a waiting period of over 14
years, the Forest Rights Act of 2006 came into force, giving tribal communities
the rights they deserve, bearing in mind the fundamental spirit of social
equality and harmony guided by our Constitution and Congress. rice field.
Conclusion
?
The
decision was announced in such a short time that it was like lightning news for
the country.The people of Kashmir were shocked. It has undoubtedly helped the
development of peace and order in Jammu and Kashmir, but the government needed
to take big steps slowly and gradually.
?
They
should have educated the local people about the downsides of Article 370 and
their decisions that hinder their country's growth and development. First, you
have to earn people's trust.
?
There
are many local concerns to resolve, such as: B. High Speed ??Internet Facility.
It will be a hurdle to get health requirements and online education from each
educational institution.
?
The
involvement of the media would have to Enlighten the issue in a positive
direction when the locals have seen the love and support they would get from
outside their state.
?
The
Human Rights Commission has observed many people being killed, including
orphans, widows, semi-widows and widows.Many dead have no trace of a record
just because they were extremists given to families in need.
Article Information
Breaking the Silence! (By-Ashweth Singh)
Authors: Ashweth Singh
- Journal IJLRA
- ISSN 2582-6433
- Published 2022/10/14
- Volume 2
- Issue 7
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