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| Common Kashmiri don't regret abrogation of Article 370: Aditi | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct, 22: Chairperson Aditi Welfare India Charitable Trust (AWICT) and political activist Aditi Sharma said that her aim and object is not to oppose or criticize any political party for the sake of opposition.
But when we assess the ground reality and the non-performance of the previous governments of JKUT we are constrained to highlight their misdeeds in the interest of the people of J&K, she added.
A few days earlier Aditi Sharma personally along with her team had an extensive tour of some under developed districts and areas of Kashmir which includes Kupwara and Tangmarg to assess the development progress in these areas.
She said having open interaction both with men and women there she felt perturbed and got shocked when they narrated their woes and their sufferings at the hands of previous regimes.
Aditi Sharma after listening people's grievances said in dismay and with heavy heart that one has to agree and accept the views of the people because only the wearer knows where the shoe pinches.
Aditi Sharma said during her open interaction with the valley people it was found that the common people have no regrets for abrogation of Article 370 and 35 A as it has only landed them in poverty, adding that people told that these articles were in the interest of their so called leaders.
The people said UT status should continue for some time more till our previous leaders come to senses and will eradicate high level corruption and end of family rule. They said we only want development, employment and improved health care facilities. |
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