write a letter to the Narendra Modi sharing your opinion on the burning topic "ceasing of article 370 and 35-A in Jammu and Kashmir ".In 100-150 words
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To,
narendra modi
prime minister of india.
subject:ceasing of article 370.
hello sir,
The decision to abrogate Article 370 ensures that there will be no "do nishan, do samvidhan" (two flags, two constitutions) in Jammu and Kashmir, Home Minister Amit Shah said.
Kashmir has always been an integral part of India but this decision will ensure that there is no more be "Do Nishan-Do Samvidhan" in Jammu and Kashmir, Shah, who moved the historic bill passed by Rajya Sabha, said on Twitter.
The decision to abrogate Article 370 ensures that there will be no "do nishan, do samvidhan" (two flags, two constitutions) in Jammu and Kashmir, Home Minister Amit Shah said.
Kashmir has always been an integral part of India but this decision will ensure that there is no more be "Do Nishan-Do Samvidhan" in Jammu and Kashmir, Shah, who moved the historic bill passed by Rajya Sabha, said on Twitter.
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Aditynath said that the decision to scrap Article 370 will make Mother India proud. The CM said that the unification with India will bring Kashmir prosperity and development in all sectors.
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis said that Modi government corrected a historic wrong. "They've truly made Kashmir an integral part of India," he said.
thank you
OMM sai
Answer:
Article 370 gives the special status to Jammu and Kashmir state and Article 35A assures the rights to property.
Explanation:
Letter to Honourable Prime minister:
Your slogan unified India is biggest task and abolition of Article 370 is bold and welcome move by majority citizens of India but depromoted from state status to Union territory status is result of deprivation of federal autonomy and it is against constitution too. All other regional states are got fear about your government for being deprived powers of federalism. India’s major strength is Unity in diversity but your government’s one nation policy creates regionalism and tension between the states and centre.