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The demand to restore the status of the full state of Jammu and Kashmir has started intensifying. The Supreme Court will hear the petition filed in this case on 8 August. In fact, in December 2023, the Supreme Court held the removal of Article 370 from the state and ending special state status.
Then Supreme Court Solicitor General Tushar Mehta had assured that the central government would restore the status of the state of Jammu and Kashmir. However, the court did not give any clear deadline for this restoration.
Subsequently, Jammu and Kashmir professor Zahoor Ahmed Bhatt and social worker Khurshid Ahmed Malik filed this petition, in which the petitioners have asked the court to direct the central government to restore the status of full state in the scheduled deadline of Jammu and Kashmir.
The petition has argued that Panchayati elections and municipal elections in Jammu and Kashmir have been held peacefully. The current security and administrative status is compatible with the restoration of state status. Not restoring state status for a long time is a violation of civil rights.
The picture is on 11 December 2023, when a 5 -judge bench ruled on Article 370.
There were meetings about Jammu and Kashmir
Let me tell you, the central government may soon give full state status to Jammu and Kashmir. Constant exercise has been going on for the last 2 days. On Monday, Home Minister Shah also held a high security meeting with National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, Home Secretary Govind Mohan and Chief of Intelligence Bureau Tapan Kumar Deka.
At the same time, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah met President Draupadi Murmu on Sunday. In media reports, one more theory is going on about Jammu and Kashmir, it is being claimed that Jammu and Kashmir can be made separate states. Meanwhile on Monday, CM Omar Abdullah said,
Tomorrow there are many speculation about Jammu and Kashmir, but my understanding says that nothing special will happen tomorrow. There will be nothing bad, nor will there be a good decision.
Strike fast for 4 days: Kashmiri leaders called Delhi, PM-Shah met President
1 August: CM Omar was on a tour of Gujarat on 1 August. He ran at Kevadia Sabarmati Riverfront. Shared his pictures on social media. PM Modi praised it.
August 2: The Commissioner of Jammu and Kashmir suddenly stopped the Amarnath Yatra citing bad weather.
August 3: PM Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah suddenly met President Draupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan.
August 4: For the last two days, Kashmiri leaders met Amit Shah in Delhi.
PM Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah met President Draupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan on 3 August.
Why Section 370 was removed
The Government of India decided to remove Section 370 on 5 August 2019. The government argued that this step was necessary to curb national unity, development and terrorism. Section 370 used to give special status to Jammu and Kashmir, under which there were its own constitution and separate laws. Due to this, people from the rest of India could not buy land there nor could they become permanent citizens.
According to the central government, this section had separated the state from the mainstream and development was interrupted. Home Minister Amit Shah had said in Parliament that this provision promoted terrorism and gave rise to the thinking of separatism in the Kashmir Valley.
Section 370 was removed and the state was divided into two union territories Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.
How to get full state status, understand in 3 points
- The proposal will be sent to the Central Government through the Lieutenant Governor. The central government has to decide further. For the status of the full state, only the central government can process the process of change in the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganization Act.
- Under the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganization Act, 2019, the state of Jammu and Kashmir was reinstated in two union territories. Therefore, for the status of the full state, a law will have to be changed in Parliament and change the restructuring act. These changes will be under sections 3 and 4 of the Constitution.
- To give state status, approval of new legal changes in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha will be necessary, that is, this proposal is necessary to get approval from Parliament. After approval it will be sent to the President. After his approval, the day the President will issue a notification of this legal change, Jammu and Kashmir will get full state status.
September 2024: The first assembly election in the state after Article 370 was removed
The first assembly election was held in the state after the removal of Article 370 in September 2024 Article 370 was held in the last month state for the first time. The result of the three -phase election came on 8 October. The National Conference (NC) emerged as the largest party. The party got 42 seats. NC’s ally Congress won 6 and CPI (M) won one seat.
The BJP became the second largest party with 29 seats. At the same time, PDP, the largest party in the 2014 assembly elections, got only 3 seats. Iltija Mufti, daughter of party chief Mehbooba Mufti, also lost to Bijbehra seat. The party won 28 seats in the last election.
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