Unrest Situation

Right to live in a peaceful environment and create a peaceful environment is the duty of every individual. People often indulge in illegal activities in order to satisfy their own needs. They tend to consider violence as the only solution for their peace. Killing people and threatening the citizens give pleasure and a sense of happiness. They fail to realize their social responsibility and unclear about their duties. Kashmir is one of the serious issue existing from a very long period and resulted in no solution yet. The Kashmir Issue is not just a border dispute between India and Pakistan. It has many dimensions – external and internal. Every day the headlines of the newspaper are hit with the activities and unrest situation of Kashmir.Death of CRPF,militants, civilians. The education system is the most hampered one. Students have to live in fear. The unhealthy situation prevents people from their movement. People often fear to visit Kashmir which is known for its beautiful atmosphere. It is considered to be an important part of India. India is known for the beauty it holds in Jammu and Kashmir but however the unrest situation has resulted in the loss of lives of several people. Pulwama attack which took place on 14th Feb has accusedand led to distress among the people living in the state. Jammu and Kashmir have special privileges and rights which may be temporary or permanent. Article 35 A has an important role to play in the democracy of the country. The movement without any fear has become difficult. From where it started?

During the time of partition of British India (1947), Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) were a Princely State. Britishers had given all princely states choice – either to join India or to join Pakistan or even to remain independent. During those days, Raja Hari Singh ruled over the state. He was least interested in being part of either India or Pakistan. He offered a proposal of Standstill Agreement to both the Dominion, pending a final decision on State’s accession. Jammu and Kashmir was always a secular state – with a history of Hindu, Muslim, and Sikh rule. Although a significant number of Muslims lived still diversity was maintained. Pakistan accepted the standstill agreement. India in 1947 had suggested conducting a plebiscite to know the aspirations with the view then it would win the confidence of the people. The Pakistan attack on Kashmir in October 1947 changed all dynamics. India assured help on condition that Hari Singh should sign the Instrument of Accession. Maharaja Hari Singh signed the instrument of accession with India (1947). It was also agreed that once the situation normalised, the views of the people of J&K will be ascertained about their future. Not only Pakistan claims its area but also China which has occupied a major portion of Jammu Kashmir.

The Kashmir enjoys special status power in terms of Indian constitution not fully applicable.No outsider are allowed to buy property in Jammu and Kashmir.

Who are the Kashmir Separatists?

1. Lashkar -e -taiba

2. Jaish-e-Mohammed

3. Jammu kashmir liberation front

4. All party hurriyat conference.

The ever going conflict has resulted in a huge impact on the economy of the country.It has various dimensions like religion, linguistic basis.They are internal and external demand and disputes. Jammu and Kashmir are one of the living examples of plural society and politics. It has resulted in a trust deficit. There are conflict and difference in ideologies of the central government and state government. Involvement of separatist has made the situation worse and unbearable.

Its time to take concrete steps and rebuild the economy again.Kashmir still holds an integral part of India.

Terrorism, violence, murder, Bomb blast are never the solution and it can never maintain peace in the society.Lets fight against all odds and stay united.

United we stand ,divided we fall.