Ruining Jammu Kashmir

The situation created in J & K by the Govts at Centre and the State is not of recent origin. It was waiting to happen because of the imbalance in the three distinctive regions of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh. The three regions have nothing in common except that they were ruled by the same King or his predecessors for some time as one entity. They are culturally different, have very different demography and geography. Hence their requirements for development and growth are also different. Because of the Policy of the successive Govts at Centre we continued to appease the people of Kashmir and completely ignored the other two. All the funds over the years were very conveniently diverted to the valley and as if that were not enough we also gave them additional ones to compensate them for the disturbance caused due to militancy. There are number of issues which have been the cause of concern for the people of Jammu and Ladakh. To start with, why is there a larger representation into the legislature from the valley and lesser from the other two? Why has the state Govt allotted lands to the Muslims from other regions for settling down in the areas of Jammu? Why has the state Govt come down very heavily on the power theft issues in Jammu? What have they done to recover electicity charges from the people of the valley? Why all the power shortage only for the people of Jammu? Why did the State Govt take money from the Vaishno Devi Shrine Board for its University and no money for the Muslim University in the valley?

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