Two nations ‘bluffed’ by agreements

After the split, the unrest and the unresolved fate of Jamsh and Kashmir exacerbated the situation between India and Pakistan, and the two countries went to an undeclared war. Interrupted by a series of situations after India brought the case to the United Nations, international organizations arbitrated to enter into a ceasefire between the two bettered states, and in the years that followed, the UNSC passed not only their rights but also the resolution. Decisions on the Kasmirs were mainly accepted but offered to give the Kashmir people a pleasant opportunity.

Peace will prevail in the country after Nehru promises to have fair comfort rights in Kashmir in accordance with the UN resolution. More than 70 years have passed, but his long promise has not been fulfilled so far. On August 5, 2019, the government of Narendra Modi made a decision that completely ignored the UNSC resolution and the Shimla Convention. The Modi government withdrew the very agreement and Article 370 of the Indian Constitution allowed Jammu and Kashmir to join India temporarily decades ago.

In his recent speech, Modi promised that after the withdrawal of Article 370, Kashmir would progress rapidly beyond desire and that new states of airports, railways and roads would be built in the state. For young people employment will be offered. Narendra Modi's false promise is enough for BJP's digital army working on social media and "GODI" media, which is part of the Indian media spreading Hindutva's narrative. Contrary to the fact that when Prime Minister India was overwhelmingly raising false hopes, his government has blocked the same Kasimirs' Internet services, TV transmissions, cell phone blocking and social media since last week.

During the decisive days of division, Indian leaders wrote stories that cast some of the Sikh and Kashmiri leaders, taking advantage of the situation when great opportunities such as independence occurred. They made pledges and made conditional bids with the community and politically. After a while, Punjabi Sikh dreams were scattered ubiquitous, and they realized the belief of the sixties that they began exploring Nehru with a train that was not disappointed by the land of dreams. The Indian government has applied a deceptive system to change the religious and social identity of the Punjabi Sikhs.

Hardworking and honest Punjabi Sikh farmers diligently stacked piles of grain, India demanded subsidies, and increased domestic demand forced imports of food from other countries. It is well known for its green revolution. Sadly, however, the Indian government's conspiracy and Sikhs have played a central role in their journey to the country owed to the Punjab prosperity involved in the vested interests. Brahmins have flourished religious hatred for Sikhism for centuries. One of the economic losses suffered by Punjab is the distribution of Punjab to other neighboring countries. The Punjab land was unfairly divided into three states and some areas where people who speak Punjabi are deceptively attached, mostly to Hariana and Himachal Pradesh. The demographics of Punjab have changed, and the purpose was to reduce the importance of Sikhism in the state. Hundreds of villages have been evacuated to colonize the new city, Chandigarh. The Sikhs began protesting after they found the Punjab government and union government together. Undoubtedly, their protest reverberated at that point in the cloister in Delhi. As a result, India's political elite changed strategy and became more violent confrontation with the community.

As provocative and resilient Sikh leaders loudly voiced their voices against government inequality and injustice, they were classified as terrorists. The Indian government has made plans to overthrow the Sikh movement as Punjab's political perception has weakened. Finally, Sri Darbar Sahib Akal Takht, the most sacred Sikh place on earth, was attacked and thousands of merciless men, women and children were killed in this merciless operation by Indian troops. Innocent people were targeted by the Armed Forces in the village of Punjab. Still hurting many parliamentary leaders, this wound could never disappear from the front lines of Indian democracy and secularism.

Prime Minister Modi, who won the 2019 elections, withdrew the promises and promises with Kasmiris, as did the Sikhs. The only difference when dealing with the two communities is that Kashmiris bluffed the lollipops of Article 370 and 35A for 70 years. Although a large number of Casshmiris have always opposed the oppression and brutality of India, with the exception of some self-interesting political fountains. Indian Secretary of State Amit Shah confirmed the abolition of Article 370 in the Indian Parliament, which said it was the biggest obstacle to the development and development of Kashmir. However, according to global economic experts, even in this intense situation, the financial indicators of Jammu and Kashmir are far superior to those of Gujarat.

Is economic development the ultimate factor in ending Kasiris' anguish and suffering? Will you replace freedom? If Kashmir's conflicting problems have been around the economy for the past 70 years, why are Indian troops deployed to so many streets and state markets? And why is militarization increasing every year? Why is the Oriental airplane burning Chinese? Why are the daily and ravines that killed innocent people bloody? Why do Kashmiri's young bodies float on Dal Lake? Why are thousands of women raped every day? Why do hundreds of people blind with pallet guns? A few months ago, human rights activists shed tears in Kashmir before reports about violence against women in Kashmir.

Recently, Kashmir's aspirations have been constrained by Indian authorities with boots and bullets. In the face of this, can the Indian government enslave the Kashmiri people after Jammu and Kashmir's status is reduced to unconstitutional equivalent to those of Andaman and Pondicherry? In political history, we have witnessed in the chapter that we can not restrain emotions, ignore voices, stop people who strive for freedom.