New Delhi. There was a huge uproar in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly on Thursday over the issue of Article 370. The MLAs fought in the House throwing punches at each other. The chaos began after Awami Ittehad Party’s MLA Khurshid Ahmed Sheikh, brother of Engineer Rashid, displayed a banner over Article 370. Following this, LOP Sunil Sharma opposed the display of banners. Now, regarding this, Smriti Irani of the Bharatiya Janata Party on Thursday took aim at the Indian faction of the opposition.
Smriti Irani said that although she swore by the Constitution of India, yesterday the Indi Alliance had the audacity to strangle the Indian Constitution in Jammu and Kashmir. He said the scenes in Jammu and Kashmir where the Congress-backed Indi Alliance has the audacity to violate the rights of tribals, Dalits and women by flouting the Constitution of India. Awakened India will not tolerate such audacity.
He said that as per the resolution passed by the Indi Alliance yesterday, they are seen waging a new war against the Constitution of India in Jammu and Kashmir. I want to ask the leaders of Indie Alliance whether the decision of the Indian Parliament and the Supreme Court is acceptable to everyone. Who has given Congress and the National Conference the right to insult and ignore that decision? He said I want to ask all Indi Alliance leaders whether Congress and Indi Alliance are against the rights of tribal society after removal of Article 370.
The BJP leader further asked whether the Congress-led Indi Alliance is against the rights that Dalits and backward communities in Jammu and Kashmir got under the Constitution of India after the removal of Article 370. He said that after With the removal of Article 370, there was an 80% decrease in civilian deaths in Jammu and Kashmir. Every Indian knows that after the removal of Article 370, there was a 70% reduction in terrorist incidents in Jammu and Kashmir. Instead of working on development issues through a democratic structure, an elected government is trying to divide India, rather than unite it.
