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Oft repeated rhetoric not an answer to Kashmir situation: Tarigami

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Srinagar, Aug, 16 |18 :  Alleging that off repeated rhetoric was not an answer to Kashmir situation,senior Communist Party of India (M) leader said Prime Minister Narendra Modi could have at least cleared apprehension regarding Article 35 A in his Independence Day speech. The lone CPI (M) MLA, who represents Kulgam seat in the House, on Thursday said Kashmiris have suffered immensely and hopelessness has engulfed the whole society which has resulted in massive alienation.

There was a need for a bigger political initiative as Kashmir has been crying for it. But unfortunately all these voices have gone unheard as the Prime Minister in his Independence Day speech repeated the “beaten track.” Only old phrases were repeated which gives an indication that Government of India is not ready to respond to the emerging situation in Kashmir appropriately. Last year on Independence Day same phrases were used by the Prime Minister in his speech. But one year down the line, there has been no change on the ground. Rather the situation has deteriorated

further, Mr Targami alleged. It is a well known fact that Kashmir is bleeding and there is immediate need of taking Confidence Building Measures (CBMs). But unfortunately, in PM’s speech no such thing has been mentioned.
The PM in his speech mentioned that the Government of India will embrace all and not by “Goli and Gali” (bullets and abuses). However, on ground the perception among the people remains that only excessive use of force is seen to be the only option. Least Kashmiris were expecting from the Prime Minister was assurances on Article 35-A of the Constitution. People of Jammu and Kashmir cutting across regions, religions and ideologies
want Article-35A to remain.

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