BJP is distributing land and resources of Jammu and Kashmir: PDP

Three days after the Supreme Court confirmed the BJP government’s decision to abrogate Article 370, the Democratic Party of People’s (PDP) raised questions on the development of relations between Jammu and Kashmir and New Delhi.

In its monthly bulletin titled “Citizens of Enslaved Peoples” published today, the PPD accused the BJP of dividing land and resources and using its parliamentary majority to enact laws that will disempower the people of Cashmere. .

In the context of the Supreme Court’s final verdict on Article 370, former Prime Minister of Jammu and Kashmir and head of the PPD, Mehbooba Mufti quoted the words of Arab poet Ansar Yawar and compared the situation to an insect demanding to free a woman. From.

Focusing her attention on New Delhi, Mufti criticized the Home Minister, Amit Shah, and the BJP government for their approach to the Kashmir issue. Questioned the party’s actions since taking power in 2014, accusing the party of an approach of dividing land and resources rather than addressing the needs of the people of Kakemira.

Mufti provided a historical context, confirming that Kashmir joined India thanks to Jawaharlal Nehru, and challenged the BJP’s narrative.

Mufti highlighted the current challenges facing Kashmir and pointed to severe energy cuts during the winter of 2023, the worst in more than two decades. Despite the installation of intelligent meters, it persisted that most households in Cashemira received electricity only a few hours a day, and even hospitals were affected. Mufti accused the government of inadequate allocation of power and highlighted historical imbalances in power distribution agreements.

The bulletin also addressed the imminent threat to Cashemira’s ecology and economy while private companies take over the area’s lithium mines. Mufti warned about the potential damage to the environment and displacement of local populations if mining contracts were decided by unnamed individuals.