Restoring Statehood: Key Resolutions in J&K Budget Session

In the upcoming Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly session, fourteen private member resolutions will be presented, with a focus on restoring statehood. Scheduled between April 7-9, the session includes involvement from key parties and independent members. The resolutions address statehood, environmental issues, and infrastructure development, reflecting diverse regional concerns.

The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, during its second budget session, is set to deliberate on 14 private member resolutions. These include three pivotal motions seeking the restoration of statehood. This significant session marks the legislative body's first budget proceedings post the abrogation of Article 370 and the state's bifurcation.

Scheduled from April 7-9, the session has members from the National Conference, independent members, and representatives from BJP and PDP advocating various initiatives. Noteworthy resolutions include demands for statehood restoration, environmental conservation, and infrastructure enhancement. Particularly, NC member Qaisar Jamshaid Lone emphasizes the state's commitment to reinstating regional autonomy.

The session, free from adjournments thus far, underscores the importance of legislative dialogue in addressing the region's socio-political dynamics. Emphasizing infrastructure and ecological integrity, members aim to ensure sustainable development and regional welfare through policy reforms and strategic resolutions.

(With inputs from agencies.)