The special status to Jammu and Kashmir was given by the Government of India, it is not that the state had asked for it, the former Sadr-e-Riyasat (head of state), Dr Karan Singh, has said, while dismissing the notion that J&K got special powers to guarantee the Muslim majority character of the state.
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Highway closure: Policies imported from Israel will turn Kashmir into Palestine, says Shah Feasal
Jammu and Kashmir Peoples’ Movement (JKPMP) chairman Dr Shah Faesal on Wednesday said that the decision to close the highway to civilian traffic on every Wednesday and Sunday is extremely shocking.
Taking to social networking site Twitter Shah wrote: “Policies imported from Israel will turn Kashmir into Palestine.”
“The decision to close national highway to civilian traffic on every Wednesday and Sunday is extremely shocking,” wrote Faesal on Twitter.
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“@RajnathSingh_in how will the employees attend office? How will patients travel? School children?,” he said.
The former IAS topper was reacting to a government order banning the movement of civilian vehicles on the highway on Sundays and Wednesdays between 4 am and 5 pm to ensure the safe passage of forces’ vehicles.
“To mitigate the inconvenience to the civilians by this move, the government has notified 2 dedicated days in a week i.e, (Sunday & Wednesday) exclusively for movement of forces Convoys and there would be a complete ban on civilian traffic on the highway during these two days from 4 AM to 5 PM. This prohibition would be from Baramulla through Srinagar, Qazigund, Jawahar-Tunnel, Banihal and Ramban till Udhampur,” reads the government order. The restrictions will remain in force till May 31.
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How Article 35A hurt the people of Jammu and Kashmir?
by Arun Jaitely
The seven-decade history of the State of Jammu & Kashmir confronts changing India with several questions. Was the Nehruvian course, which the State had embarked, a historical blunder or was it the correct course to follow? Most Indians today believe that it is the former. Does our policy today have to be guided by that erroneous vision or an out of box thinking which is in consonance with ground reality?
The Article 35A misadventure
Article 35A was surreptitiously included by a Presidential Notification in the Constitution in 1954. It was neither a part of the original Constitution framed by the Constituent Assembly nor did it come as a Constitutional Amendment under Article 368 of the Constitution which requires approval by two-thirds majority of both Houses of Parliament. It came as a Presidential Notification and is a surreptitious executive insertion in the Constitution.
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