Kashmiris living in Pakistan-administered Kashmir and other parts of the world are blamed on India's domicile policy and accuse New Delhi government of using oppressive regimes against Kashmiris.
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It should be noted that New Delhi has recently announced new rules regarding Indian citizens and its governed Kashmir. According to which, if an Indian citizen has been living in Indian-administered Kashmir for fifteen years, he will be entitled to the domicile there. In addition, a student who has studied in this disputed area for seven years and has taken the tenth or twelfth-grade examinations can also apply for this domicile.
New Delhi Government has been making controversial decisions regarding Kashmir for some time now. Last year, New Delhi abolished the special constitutional status of Kashmir, which is dominated by Kashmiris living all over the world, while the situation in Kashmir itself is also strained by many of the Kashmiris. There is heavy police personnel while residents of different areas have been imposed.
Now, these new laws have created a lot of anxiety, especially in Kashmiris, in general, and in Kashmiris in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. Accusing Dr. Tauqeer Gilani, who heads the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, saying that India is using the same tactics that Israel used against the Palestinians, "The purpose of this policy is very clear. "Kashmiris should be transformed into a minority with a majority. Abigail Kashmiris will be brought in and settled in our areas. We will not be silent on this issue and will raise this injustice on every platform."
However, some Kashmiri leaders say that no matter how many laws India may make, it cannot be implemented in practice. Former Prime Minister of Pakistan-administered Kashmir Sardar Raqiq Ahmed, while giving his opinion on the issue, told DW, "New Delhi fears that the Kashmir issue has to be resolved today or tomorrow. Therefore, under the domicile policy, he wants to change the proportion of Kashmir population so that whenever Kashmir problem is resolved, he calls it controversial, saying that a large part of Kashmir's population lives with India. Wants to. However, that will not be possible. "
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He further said that Indian military officers and soldiers cannot bring their families to Kashmir, "so the question is how can an ordinary Indian take the risk of his life and bring his family to Kashmir or spend money there. In practice, it is impossible. However, the decision is quite clear that India wants to convert Kashmiris to a minority, which no Kashmiris will accept, irrespective of any school of thought or religion. "
Some Kashmiri critics condemn the silence of the international community on the issue. Zafar Khan, a Kashmiri scholar associated with Britain's Metropolitan University, says that the international community is silent because of its economic interests, "however European Union, European Union, and British There are many people in the Congress who are supporting Kashmiris with this atrocity and one day the international community will realize that the status quo in Kashmir cannot be ruled out. "
He also said that Pakistan was not doing anything special to help them, "Islamabad is silent on the issue. Pakistani rulers do not want to do anything ahead of the Tweets. However, Kashmir is against the Domsile law or against the state's special status." The law, they will oppose every law that is against Kashmiris. "
Source: DW
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