Hope For Terror-Free J&K By 2026: Amit Shah In Parliament
The amended Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Bill -- passed by the Lok Sabha today -- will make room for representation of people who have had no voice for over 70 years, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said. Responding to the debate on the bill in parliament, Mr Shah said the bills were about providing justice to those who were forced to leave their homes and live as refugees in various corners of the country. The bill seeks to provide representation to "Kashmiri Migrants", "Displaced Persons from Pakistan-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir" and Scheduled Tribes Jammu and Kashmir assembly.
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The amended Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Bill -- passed by the Lok Sabha today -- will make room for representation of people who have had no voice for over 70 years, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said. Responding to the debate on the bill in parliament, Mr Shah said the bills were about providing justice to those who were forced to leave their homes and live as refugees in various corners of the country. The bill seeks to provide representation to "Kashmiri Migrants", "Displaced Persons from Pakistan-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir" and Scheduled Tribes Jammu and Kashmir assembly.
