Life remains paralyzed in occupied Kashmir on 62nd day

By Muhammad YaseenPublished On 06 Jan 2023

People today continue to confront hardships because of the significant presence of Indian troops in each corner and nook and suspension of ways of communications. All stores, markets that are chief and institutions continue to stay public and shut transportation off the street in Kashmir valley for a marker of protest against the repeal of the specific status of Kashmir from Narendra Modi-led communal Indian authorities.

The inhabitants of Kashmir valley are facing hardships because of lack of commodities because of continuing blockade and approach. On the flip side, the US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations has included a charm to finish a catastrophe in Kashmir in its own report before the Foreign Appropriations Act for 2020.

This may become the first step towards activity by the US lawmakers from India about the situation in Kashmir. The amendment was suggested by Senator Chris Van Hollen, who visited New Delhi this week for part of a delegation that spoke the Kashmir situation in addition to India-US bilateral relations, trade ties and purchases together with officials.

The analysis, which was submitted into the Senate from Lindsey Graham, senior Senator and Republican pioneer famous for his close ties with President Donald Trump the committee on Appropriations expressed concern over the humanitarian crisis in Kashmir.

It called upon the Indian authorities to restore telecommunications and Internet solutions, raise its lockdown and curfew, and discharge of the individuals arrested after the repeal of the status of Kashmir.