NEW DELHI: The Centre has defended its decision to scrap Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, stating that it has brought “unprecedented stability and progress”. The government filed an affidavit before the Supreme Court, highlighting the positive impact of the move.
G-20 Tourism Working Group Meeting in Srinagar
The government mentioned that hosting the G-20 Tourism Working Group meeting in Srinagar in May 2023 was a “watershed event in the history of valley tourism”. It described it as an example of how the scrapping of Article 370 has transformed the region from a “secessionist/terrorist region” to a place where international dignitaries can be invited and global events can be held.
Impact on the Common Man
The Centre emphasized that the abrogation of Article 370 has started showing its impact on the common man in the region. It stated that after three decades of turmoil, the people are now experiencing “peace, prosperity, and stability with substantial income”.
End of Strikes and Stone-Pelting
The government further claimed that the scrapping of Article 370 has put an end to strikes, school closures, and stone pelting. It highlighted that there have been zero stone-pelting incidents in the valley this year, and schools, colleges, and universities have been functioning without any strikes for the past three years.
Summary:
- The Centre filed an affidavit defending the scrapping of Article 370, stating it has brought stability and progress to Jammu and Kashmir.
- The hosting of the G-20 Tourism Working Group meeting in Srinagar was highlighted as an example of the positive impact of the move.
- The abrogation of Article 370 has improved the lives of the common man in the region, providing peace, prosperity, and stability.
- The scrapping of Article 370 has eliminated strikes, school closures, and stone pelting in the valley.
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