Statutory Resolution Re. Approval of Continuance of President's Rule in Jammu and Kashmir

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1. 1Prof. N. Tombi SinghSpeaker label in OCR: PROF.N. TOMBI SINGH · 157 words

   Sir, |supportthe resolution moved by the Government. Although । don’t belong to Kashmir but the problems of Kashmir as also of my State being the tourist centres are more or less the same. So, । would like to highlight one or two important points with 717 Statutory Resolution Re. PHALGUNA 8, 1912 (SAKA) Approval of continuance of regard to Kashmir problem. There are three basic points. One is handling of the situation by the armed forces or by the police force. Second is handling by the administrative machinery and the third point is the political handling of the situation. Sir, it has been said from many quarters that although it cannot be said that the Kashmir problem is associated with the frustration of the young people caused by the disparities shown of the State in regard to the developmental facility, employment facility and so on but we can certainly say that this does play very important role.

2. 2Prof. N. Tombi SinghSpeaker label in OCR: PROF. N. TOMBI SINGH · 468 words

   Sir, the Prime Minister is reported as having an action plan on Kashmir. We hope that these aspects will be kept in view. North-eastern States have also faced these problems. They had been under the grip of in surgency and militancy for the last SO many decades. But we must change our Strategy from time to time and from situation to situation. The political ana other economic aspects cannot to. discarded. While taking part in this debate | would like to take a minute from the valuable time of the august House to bring to your notice that the young people of my State feel that they have been taken away from the main- Stream. Students, representatives of politi- Cal parties, members from literary and cultural organisations have come all the way from Manipur, Assam, Tripura to stage a dharna and they are sitting at the Boat Club. President's Rule in 718.0 Jammu ४ Kashmir Their onty demand is that the Manipuri language should be included in the Schedule. । request that this should be considered. This may appear to be a very small point for the Government but*it is not a small point for them. This issue has been pending for quite a long time and if it is not solved then it will lead to worsening of the situation. Sir, my last point is that Kashmir Punjab, Assam and also Manipur, Nagaland and Mizoram are the border States and when we solve the drug, terrorists or militants problem, then we will have to review our relations with our neighbours. We are hearing the news that militants in Assam, Manipur and Nagaland are now having fresh relations with Pakistan. They are not satisfied with Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab. They are having fresh relations through Dhaka, Bangladesh in North Eastern areas of Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland and apart of Arunachal which are surrounded by Bangladesh. Unless we control these areas, the situation may become worse. Unfortunately in the North East, the Golden Triangle forms the gateway. Unless we have a firm control in this area, we cannot handle the situation properly. in view of this, when we consider Kashmir, we should consider our relationship with our neighbouring countries such as Pakistan !do not know whatthe relationship at present is. It appears the relation is better now and there 15 not much in the news also. We must see to it that our relations with other neighbouring countries where militants are very active, are improved. The Government cannot sit idle and it should not be indifferent to the situation. | would like the Government to react to these suggestions. While concluding, | would suggest that the delegation that has come from my State should receive the attention of the Prime Minister. 719 Statutory Resolution Re. Approval of continuance of

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1. he three regions, i.e. Jammu, Kashmir and Laddakh......... [English] MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER : We are discussing the Budget also. Please reserve these points for that. [ Translation] SHRI 0.0. KHANORIA : Without taking any further time, | thank you for giving me an opportunity to speak [English] PROF.N. TOMBI SINGH (Inner Manipur): Sir, |supportthe resolution moved by the Government. Although । don’t belong to Kashmir but the problems of Kashmir as also of my State being the tourist centres are more or less the same. So, । would like to highlight one or two important points with 717 Statutory Resolution Re. P
2. say that this does play very important role. MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER: We will be discussing Kashmir Budget in the House, so, let us reserve these points for that discussion. Let us distinguish what is to be discussed in today’s debate and what is to be discussed during the discussion on Budget. PROF. N. TOMBI SINGH: Sir, the Prime Minister is reported as having an action plan on Kashmir. We hope that these aspects will be kept in view. North-eastern States have also faced these problems. They had been under the grip of in surgency and militancy for the last SO many decades. But we must change our Strategy fro

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  title = {{Statutory Resolution Re. Approval of Continuance of President's Rule in Jammu and Kashmir}},
  author = {{Prof. N. Tombi Singh}},
  howpublished = {Lok Sabha Debates, 9th Lok Sabha, Session VII},
  year = {1991},
  date = {1991-02-27},
  publisher = {Lok Sabha Digital Library},
  url = {https://elibrary.sansad.in/items/7ed1b0e0-426c-4467-9ed1-928ee93981cc}
}

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