Srinagar/Jammu: The opposition Mlasajad Lone left the assembly of J & K on Tuesday objecting the words “J & K ut” (Union territory) In the first bill presented and approved by the Government of the National Conference led by Omar Abdullah (NC), saying that he supported the “catastrophic event” of the abrogation of article 370.
The member of the Peoples Conference, Lone, joined the PDP Mla Waheed Parra, who argued that the bill “normalizes the changes of August 5 (2019) by putting a stamp.”
CM Omar said that J & K was a “ut, whether we like it or not” and it would continue to be “until Parliament returns our status.” “Therefore, let’s not do policies about something like this,” said Prime Minister.
At some point after the left, the Assembly witnessed chaotic scenes after the opposition leader, Sunil Sharma of BJP, demanded a government response on the demands of regularization of the daily protests working in the department of PHE for a long time. Annoyed with the response of deputy CM Surinder Choudhary that BJP had not solved the problem in the last decade, all the MLA of the Saffron Festival came out.
The confrontation with lonely occurred when the Government introduced the bill to amend the J& K (GST) Services Tax Law (GST). “Did they ask the Assembly when article 370 was annulled, when article 35a was annulled? Why are they asking the assembly now to passively support what will eventually be interpreted by history as an active support of the act of relegating J & K to a UT,” he said.
Rancing a scathing attack against NC, Lone said that the pre -election narrative of the ruling party was about “undoing the catastrophic events of August 5, 2019” when the Parliament annulled article 370 and divided the former state of J & K in UTS of J & K and Ladakh. “The idea was that the Assembly will unequivocally approve resolutions that reject all the actions of August 5. To date, we have not happened nothing clear, concise and unequivocal,” Lone said.
President Abdul Rahim tried to pacify lonely, saying that the approval of the bill was a routine legislative issue and was not equivalent to the ratification of abrogation.
Omar intervened at this stage, claiming that they won and Parra trusted “WhatsApp Forwards”. “We all have this WhatsApp
Omar called for objections a tactic that attracts attention. “We made oaths of the UT Assembly, we fought against the UT elections. We are here to approve the UT Assembly budget and now we approve the J&K UT appropriation invoice, which you supported,” Omar said, referring to Lone and Parra.
The CM pointed out that its first cabinet meeting, after making an oath last October, had approved a resolution for the restoration of the statement of J & K and delivered it to the same Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Omar said he had transmitted at each meeting in Delhi that the UT state was not accepted for J&K people.