Seven years after the abrogation of Article 370, Jammu and Kashmir remains a Union Territory. While security gains and reduced separatism are notable, the delay in restoring statehood threatens to undermine the integration achievements. The article argues that withholding statehood now demoralises the electorate and breaches the Supreme Court's assurance of temporary UT status.
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- ›Article 370 Abrogation Date: August 5, 2019
- ›J&K Converted to: Two Union Territories (J&K and Ladakh)
- ›Target this Data: August 5, 2019 – Date of Article 370 abrogation
- ›Target this Constitutional Provision: Article 370 and Article 35A
- ›Target this Institution: Supreme Court of India – assurance of statehood restoration
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