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‘Silence shouldn’t be misconstrued as normalcy’

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In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Peoples Democratic Party President Mehbooba Mufti has termed the Indian government’s “admis-sion that situation is not normal in the territory as self contradictory.

Mehbooba Mufti, reacting sharply to the re-marks made by Indian Home Minister Amit Shah that statehood will be restored once the situation becomes normal in Kashmir, said it proves that silence shouldn’t be misconstrued as normalcy.

In a tweet she said, “After quite literally terrorising people of Kashmir into silence to create a false normalcy narrative, GOIs admission that the situation still isn’t normal is self contradictory.”

Chief of Indian National Congress chapter in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir Ghu-lam Ahmad Mir in a statement in Srinagar ex-pressed deep concern over the delay in delimitation process.

“It was also astonishing to observe that on the one hand, the Indian government claims to have normalized the situation and, on the other, it makes another claim in the same breath that statehood will be restored after the situation is back to normal, which is indicative of contradiction within the sys-tem.”—KMS

 

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