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Kashmir’s right to vote remains restricted amid ongoing political tensions

The Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir region continues to face significant restrictions on political and civil liberties, according to recent reports. These limitations have persisted for several decades, affecting various aspects of life in the disputed territory.

The Indian government removed Jammu and Kashmir’s special status under Article 370 in 2019. The region’s political climate has become even more complex as a result of this action.


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There are now over 800,000 Indian military soldiers stationed there. There are worries that dissent and freedom of expression may be suppressed due to the strong security force in place.

Numerous journalists and social activists have reportedly been arrested by the police. Furthermore, there are still limitations on social and political meetings.

Some observers view the next elections, which are set for September 18, 2024, with skepticism. Opponents contend that because political liberties are still restricted, these elections could not accurately reflect the will of the people of Kashmir.

According to the Indian government, the region’s security and progress depend on its initiatives. Human rights organizations, meanwhile, are nonetheless concerned about the state of affairs in Kashmir.

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