In the recent past examples of the Indian judicial system were given in the world but ever since the RSS-affected BJP came to power in India it has also captured the judicial system and the series of decisions against Muslims and minorities continues. It has opened the reality of Indian judicial system.
Yesterday the Supreme Court of India made a decision against the special states of Kashmir in which she ignore the violation of human rights and the atrocities of the Indian forces on innocent Kashmiris. It has upheld the decision of the Modi government on August 5, 2019, rejecting the requests to restore the special status of Occupied Kashmir in India.
It should be remembered that the Indian Supreme Court upheld the Hindu extremist Modi government’s August 5, 2019 decision to abrogate Article 370 while rejecting the petitions related to restoring the special status of Occupied Kashmir. The Chief Justice of the Indian Supreme Court, DY Chandra Chadha, while pronouncing the decision, he said that after the recognition of India, Jammu and Kashmir does not have any internal autonomy, the application of Article 370 was temporary, according to Article 1 and 370 of the Constitution, occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
Kashmir is an integral part of India It has been said in the judgment that the purpose of Jammu and Kashmir Assembly was not to create a body and Article 370 does not freeze the inclusion of Jammu and Kashmir. Upholding the decision he said that the President has the power to abrogate any constitution.
The Supreme Court of India rejecting the petitions related to the restoration of the special status of Occupied Jammu and Kashmir has issued orders to hold the elections of the Occupied Kashmir Assembly by September 30, 2024.
The decision on the petitions against the abrogation of Article 370 was reserved on September 5. The petitions sought the restoration of Article 370 of the Indian Constitution and the statehood of Occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The petitions also challenged the division of Jammu and Kashmir into Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. A 5-member bench headed by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud heard the case on a daily basis.
The Supreme Court of India had reserved the decision after hearing more than 20 petitions. The Foreign Office has also given its response to this cruel decision of the Supreme Court of India, while the President and the Prime Minister have also condemned the atrocities in Occupied Kashmir.
All Pakistani politicians have also taken the above decision with open arms. Chairman of People’s Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said in this regard that Indian Supreme Court cannot rewrite international decisions. They are absolutely correct in saying that the Supreme Court of India has no such authority.
According to the United Nations Charter, Occupied Kashmir is a disputed territory which should be resolved through referendum. Kashmir has been recognized as controversial at the international level. Therefore, no such decision of India can be considered correct.
Here President Arif Alvi is right to say that the situation of human rights in Kashmir requires international attention. India should be held accountable for the reign of terror on innocent Muslims. India has been protesting against the genocide of Muslims in Kashmir and the atrocities committed against Sikhs, Christians and lower caste Hindus in different states.
Gurptunat Singh a leader of Sikhism in the United States, said that the referendum for Khalistan in San Francisco will begin on January 28 and Modi will not be able to hide behind official immunity and prosecute Modi for crimes against Sikhs and Muslims.
He claimed that the United States has foiled the plot to kill the Sikh separatist leader Gurptunat Singh Pannu on behalf of India and has also given a warning to India in this regard.
The British newspaper Financial Times says that the American authorities in the United States It foiled a plot to assassinate a Sikh separatist leader and warned India about the Indian government’s involvement in the plot. Hence dozens of movements are going on in India against the government’s actions, which is a shame that India has ignored international laws, which requires international sanctions against the Indian government.
