1. “Impact of Article 370 denial on education rights of children in Jammu & Kashmir”
2. “Consequences of denying Article 370 on entitlements of Jammu & Kashmir’s population”.

Article 370 Denied Over 1.5 Crore People of Jammu & Kashmir the Benefits of Laws that were Enacted for the People of India

Article 370, which granted special autonomous status to the state of Jammu & Kashmir, denied over 1.5 crore people the benefits of laws that were enacted for the people of India. This provision not only created a sense of isolation and discrimination among the citizens of Jammu & Kashmir but also had significant implications for the development and progress of the region.

One of the major consequences of Article 370 was the denial of the right to education for children in Kashmir. While children in the rest of India had the entitlement to education, children in Kashmir were deprived of this fundamental right. This created a major disparity in educational opportunities and hindered the overall growth and development of the region.

Education is the backbone of any society and plays a crucial role in shaping the future of a nation. It empowers individuals, opens doors to opportunities, and ensures a brighter future for the younger generation. However, the children of Kashmir were denied this basic right for years due to the effects of Article 370.

With the revocation of Article 370, the government aims to bring about positive changes in Jammu & Kashmir and ensure that the benefits of laws enacted for the people of India are extended to all its citizens. Under the new framework, the right to education will be guaranteed to every child in Jammu & Kashmir, just like in the rest of the country. This will not only bridge the educational gap but also provide equal opportunities for all children to thrive and succeed.

The implementation of Article 370 had also hindered the economic growth and development of Jammu & Kashmir. The provision limited the scope of investment and development projects, leading to a stagnant economy and lack of job opportunities for the people. As a result, the region faced high unemployment rates and a lack of economic prosperity.

However, the revocation of Article 370 opens up new avenues for economic growth and development in Jammu & Kashmir. It paves the way for increased investment, infrastructure development, and job creation. The people of Jammu & Kashmir can now benefit from the various schemes and initiatives launched by the government to boost economic growth and improve the standard of living.

Furthermore, Article 370 also hindered the integration of Jammu & Kashmir with the rest of India. The provision created a sense of separation and alienation among the people, making it difficult to establish a sense of national unity and cohesion. The denial of laws enacted for the people of India further deepened this divide.

With the revocation of Article 370, the government aims to foster a sense of unity and integration among all the states of India. The region of Jammu & Kashmir will now be subject to the same laws and regulations as the rest of the country, promoting a sense of belongingness and national identity among its people.

In conclusion, Article 370 denied over 1.5 crore people of Jammu & Kashmir the benefits of laws enacted for the people of India. The provision created a sense of isolation, hindered economic growth, and deprived children of their right to education. However, with the revocation of Article 370, the government aims to bring about positive changes and ensure equal opportunities for all the citizens of Jammu & Kashmir under the #NayaJammuKashmir initiative.

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Source : @cpjoshiBJP

Article 370 denied over 1.5 crore people of Jammu & Kashmir the benefits of laws that were enacted for the people of India. While children in rest of India had right to education, children in Kashmir were deprived of this entitlement.

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— C. P. Joshi (@cpjoshiBJP) December 11, 2023

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1. “Education rights denied in Jammu & Kashmir under Article 370”
2. “Impact of Article 370 on children’s education in Kashmir”.