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Either centre may create helpline for nonstate subjects or deal firmly with unruly elements
9/9/2019 8:45:56 PM
The student community is faced with new tensions and problem after the revocation of Article 370 and 35-A.Since August 5 when the Government adopted a resolution in the two Houses of Parliament abrogating Article 370 and 35-A. Amid escalating tensions, Jammu and Kashmir Students Association--a body of Kashmiri students outside Kashmir valley has established helplines and online platforms to address issues of Kashmiri student a statement issued, the spokesman said "We can feel the vulnerability and panic among all the Kashmiri students studying outside," he said. "JKSA has set up a proper bridge for students in consultation with the Authorities of different states, journalists, activists and allied departments to give proper heed to their problems. It has reaffirmed the pledge to carry forward its mission and help in easing out the problems of the student community. It has also appealed to all the students to lodge their grievances openly so that meaningful solution can be found," he said. "We are working 24×7, in case we receive any complaint from any Kashmiri student. We will try to help to solve the problem within 24 hours.The student organization has requested the students of Kashmir studying in different states to connect with the available helplines, where the students can report grievances, issues in campuses. In fact Pakistan has facilitated derailment of peace in the valley and the mainstream political leaders are bent upon getting Article 370 and 35-A restored. This has generated an uncertain atmosphere.. The Centre should devise a formula under which these students,who had sought admission in various institutes in the Kashmir valley may be adjusted in the areas they belong to.It may take time for the restoration of peace and possibilities are the valley may restore peace after the Assembly elections. Either the elections would be held after the end of the year 2019 or in the Spring season in Kashmir.Till then peace cannot be restored and students coming from outside the state would suffer..And the only alternative for resolving this issue to get in touch with the educational institutes outside the state where special arrangements could be made for allowing those studying in institues in Kashmir to get a chance to get admission in the course they were admitted in valley institutes .Otherwise the Government has to deal firmly with the unruly element so that there is no division in India Kashmir meant for Kashmiris and nonstate subjects could be thrown out.
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