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Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 16: The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) on Monday called upon the Union Government to clear all apprehensions of the residents of J&K and Ladakh after abrogation of Article 370 and reorganization of the erstwhile State into two Union Territories (UTs)
In a resolution passed in the Akhil Bharatiya Karyakari Mandal Baithak- on Bengaluru March 14, RSS calls upon the countrymen to rise above political differences for establishing the supremacy and spirit of the Constitution and reaffirm national unity and integrity by wholeheartedly contributing to the journey of progress of Jammu-Kashmir and Ladakh. Meeting also calls upon the Government to clear all apprehensions among the citizens of the area and fulfill their aspirations through effective and just governance and economic development.
RSS wholeheartedly welcomes the extension of the Constitution of India as a whole to the State of Jammu and Kashmir followed by the decision to make Article 370 ineffective through the Constitutional orders by the President and approval of the same by both the houses of the Parliament. The decision to reorganise the state into two Union Territories, namely Jammu-Kashmir and Ladakh, is also a commendable step. RSS congratulates the Union Government and all the political parties who supported this bold and historic decision and displayed a sense of maturity in the national interest. “The statesmanship and political will showed by the Prime Minister, and his team is also praiseworthy”, resolution mentioned.
“Under the garb of Article 370, a large number of articles of the Constitution of India were either excluded or extended in amended form for the state of J&K. The provisions like Article 35A were inserted arbitrarily through Presidential Orders sowing the seeds of separatism. Due to these constitutional anomalies, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, OBC’s, Gorkhas, Women, sanitation workers, refugees from West-Pakistan etc. were facing blatant discrimination in the state. Jammu and Ladakh regions were deprived of proportional representation in the state assembly, allocation of resources and a say in the decision-making process” resolutions reads. |
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