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PDP Not To Meet Delimitation Commission

by GNS News Desk
July 6, 2021
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Says Exercise ‘Pre-Planned’ In Favour Of Particular Party, Aimed To Further Hurt Interests Of J&K People

Srinagar, July 6 (GNS): Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Tuesday announced not to meet the Delimitation Commission, calling the exercise as “preplanned” one in favour of a particular party and “aimed to further hurt the interests of people” of J&K.

“On 5th of August 2019, the constitutional and democratic values of our country were trampled upon with the people of Jammu & Kashmir being robbed of their legitimate constitutional & democratic rights by means of abrogation of Article 370 and 35 (A) of the Indian constitution, illegally and unconstitutionally,” party’s General Secretary Ghulam Nabi Lone Hanjura said in a letter to Justice (retd) Ranjana Prakesh Desai, the former judge of the Supreme Court of India who heads the Delimitation Commission, presently on 4-day visit to J&K.

“ The day also saw the people of J&K being humiliated and demeaned by downgrading & bifurcation of an almost 200 year old state, an act, with no precedence in the Independent India,” reads the letter, a copy of which lies with GNS.

“The Reorganization Act being a product of the same process, we are of the considered opinion that the Delimitation Commission lacks constitutional and legal mandate in the first place and its very existence and objectives have left every ordinary resident of J&K with many questions,” he said, adding, “There are apprehensions that the delimitation exercise is part of the overall process of political disempowerment of the people of J&K that the Government of India has embarked on.”
He further said, “At the very core of these apprehensions is the process through which the commission has been constituted and the fact that while the delimitation process across the country has been put on hold till 2026, J&K has been made an exception. There are apprehensions that the process is aimed at realizing the political vision of a particular political party in J&K wherein, like other things, the views and wishes of the people of J&K would be considered the least.”

PDP was alliance partner of the BJP in the last government and the latter withdrew from the coalition and subsequently the abrogated Article 370 and 35A of the Indian constitution and bifurcated the J&K into two Union territories amid massive security and communication clampdown.

“ It is a widespread belief that contours & outcome of the exercise hare pre-planned and the excercise per say is mere formality.The very intent is under question,” he said.

Referring to PDP’s participation in All Party Meeting chaired by Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi, the party said it did not want to come “in way of what could have been an initiation of a reconciliation process aimed at restoring the rights of people of J&K.”
“Taking this opportunity, we would like to put on record that despite the utter humiliation of the people of J&K, undermining of our constitutional and democratic rights, vilification and incarceration of political leadership and ordinary citizens, when the Honorable Prime Minister convened an all party meeting in New Delhi on 24th of June, we didn’t let our hurt come in way of what could have been an initiation of a reconciliation process aimed at restoring the rights of people of J&K,” he said, adding, “Hence, we participated in the meeting. In the meeting we emphasized on the need to reach out to the people of J&K and suggested specific confidence building measures that could lead to breaking the ice in the process of addressing the massive trust deficit between New Delhi and J&K.”

He further said: “We are disappointed to see that after the all party meeting nothing has moved and no effort has been made to bring ease into the lives of people, giving credence to those, who had in the first instance, called the meeting a mere photo opportunity.”

Leave aside acting on the suggested confidence building measures, he said, the Government of India has continued with its “daily dictates to the people of J&K including the recent amendments and orders including those making every person a suspect (Govt employees antecedents verification order) and deepening the divide between two regions of J&K (the order related to Darbar move).”

“In view of above mentioned facts and issues, our party hass decided to stay away from this process and not be part of some exercise, the outcome which is widely believed to be pre-planned & which may further hurt the interests of our people,” he added. (GNS)

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