In August 2019, the Union government abrogated key provisions of Article 370, altering the status of Jammu & Kashmir. Since then, social media has witnessed relentless attempts to justify or criticize the move, often through misinformation.
Tag: Abrogation of Article 370
Implementing 74th CAA in Kashmir, Just a Hoodwink
The BJP realising that the people of the valley have vociferously opposed the despotic stance of the party in abrogating Article 370, is now trying to win over the local body representatives.
Kashmir And Palestine: How The World Has Seen Bloodletting In The Name Of Liberty And Democracy
Every democratic robbery unfurls its flag in the name of its victims whose best interests are served ideally by depriving them of their rights and possessions.
Why The Modi Govt’s Bid To Amend Article 370 Was Only The First Step
The constitutional coup by the Indian government vis-a-vis Kashmir far from being a culmination.
Netizen Report: The Shutdown in Kashmir Continues
While internet access remains off-limits in Kashmir, many Pakistanis have taken to Twitter to denounce the change in Kashmir. But they too have been subject to censorship.
Kashmiris Are Living A Long Nightmare Of Indian Colonialism
The situation in Kashmir shows that colonisation isn’t just done by Europeans – India has a long history of it too.
Restrictions Imposed Are Intrinsically Disproportionate: UN Human Rights Experts Urge Modi Govt To End Communications Blackout In Jammu And Kashmir
The UN also criticised the increase in the arrest of political figures, journalists, human rights defenders, protesters and others.
Photos of Luxury Hotel in Srinagar Shared as Bungalows Owned by Kashmiri Politicians
Photographs of a luxury hotel in Srinagar have been shared on social media and messaging platforms as grand, opulent bungalows owned by the Abdullahs, Mehbooba Mufti and Ghulam Nabi Azad.
Heartwarming: The Sikh Community Helped 32 Kashmiri Women Reach Home Amid A Communications Blackout
Not only did they book their tickets home, but they also accompanied them back to ensure their safety.
What’s Behind the Protests in Kashmir?
“While I don’t believe Pakistan will initiate another war with India over the issue at this time, I doubt it will quietly resign itself to the changed circumstances.”
Indian-administered Kashmir is Like an ‘Open Prison’, Says Observers
The central government sent in troops and shut down internet access, essentially isolating Kashmiris from the outside world.