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PM’S PLEDGE TO RESTORE J&K STATEHOOD GENERATES A BUZZ IN VALLEY

The Sunday Guardian

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June 23, 2024

During his visit, he said that those days are not far when Assembly elections would be held and statehood returned.

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PM’S PLEDGE TO RESTORE J&K STATEHOOD GENERATES A BUZZ IN VALLEY

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's unexpected statement regarding Jammu and Kashmir's statehood during his visit for the 10th International Yoga Day created a political bombshell, sparking a media frenzy and widespread public debate.

During his visit, he said that, those days are not far, when assembly elections would be held and statehood would be given back to the UT of Jammu and Kashmir.

J&K has been under central rule for the past six years and no elections have been held here since 2014.

On August 05, 2019 J&K State was divided into two union territories of Ladakh and J&K while the special status under article 370 was also abrogated.

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