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Mehbooba has unfound fears to strengthen her vote bank
2/14/2019 11:00:27 PM
Mehbooba Mufti voices fears for win
ning her vote bank. Since the PDP is a fallen fruit and the National Conference too has its future in the dark the leaders of the two parties attempt at wooing the voters in order to ensure the two parties regain power. Peoples Democratic Party President and former chief minister Mehbooba Mufti voiced fears that New Delhi, through its policies, was trying to dilute the Muslim-majority character of the State. She has not explained the reasons of her fears because she has not explained what sort of policies are being followed by the BJP led NDA Government Mehbooba has said New Delhi was trying to "disempower" Muslims of Jammu Kashmir by dividing them into sects, communities and regions. Till this day the BJP led NDA Government has not spelled any proposal to divide the muslims into sects and regions. Mehbooba was reacting to the latest agitation in Kargil following the Government of India's decision to grant divisional status to Ladakh with a permanent headquarters in Leh while ignoring Pir Panjal and Chenab Valley.
"Delhi is trying to disempower Muslims of Jammu Kashmir. You want to divide them into groups - Shias-Sunnis, Kashmiris-Punjabis, Gujjars-Paharis. You are trying to break the Muslim-majority character of the State. New Delhi has a secret agenda to alienate the Muslim majority," Mehbooba said. "The situation is already worse in the State and if New Delhi will try this kind of policy, it will have serious repercussions." The Governor's administration approved a separate division for Ladakh, which was part of Kashmir. The division would comprise Leh and Kargil districts, with its headquarters at Leh. However, people in Kargil, a Muslim-majority district, are demanding rotational headquarters of the newly-created Ladakh division in both Kargil and Leh. On the other hand, people of Pir Panjal and Chenab Valley are also demanding a separate division keeping in view their topography. "An agitation is going on in Kargil and thousands of people have hit the streets. Similarly, small protests are also taking place in Pir Panjal and Chenab Valley. Their demands should be met," Mehbooba said. "New Delhi not only selectively granted Ladakh a separate division and ignored Pir Panjal and Chenab Valley but also discriminated by choosing Leh as a permanent headquarter for the new division," she said. Mehbooba said Government of India should accept that Jammu Kashmir was a Muslim-majority State and before taking any decision, New Delhi should take larger community onboard along with the minority communities. The PDP President said Governor Satya Pal Malik-led administration is implementing New Delhi's agenda in the State which goes against the sentiments of the people."We tried to warn the government that selective divisions will lead to serious consequences but Government of India is playing with the fire by taking decisions against the sentiments of people of the State," Mehbooba said. The former chief minister said that in their coalition government with the rightwing BJP, PDP foiled several attempts of Government of India "but now they are implementing their agenda through Governor Malik". Sectarian and regional division does confront other communities. And if Mehbooba talks about muslims what about Hindus who are divided into sects, regional and castes That is the reason for the Government to deny grant of state subject certificates to refugees from Pakistan who have been living for the last 70 years in Jammu. These Kashmiri centric leaders fears that muslim majority character of the statge is lost.
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