Srinagar, Dec 07 Buzzbytes: In a poignant moment during the Lok Sabha proceedings, Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation, Amit Shah, shed light on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s compassionate response to the plight of families who migrated from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir to Jammu and Kashmir post the 1965 and 1971 wars.
Amit Shah expressed that PM Modi, with profound empathy, wiped away the tears of thousands of families who endured the hardships of displacement. He disclosed that in 1947, a total of 31,779 families were forced to leave their homes in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Out of this staggering number, 26,319 families found refuge in Jammu and Kashmir, while 5,460 families resettled in various other parts of the country.
The Home Minister’s address in the Lok Sabha highlighted the historical context of the displacement, emphasizing the need for understanding the complex dynamics that have shaped the demographic landscape of the region over the years.
The Jammu and Kashmir bills, currently under scrutiny, have become a focal point in the national discourse. Shah’s detailed account sheds light on the humanitarian aspect of the government’s approach, aiming to provide solace to those who have endured the consequences of historical conflicts.
As debates continue, this emotional perspective serves as a reminder of the multifaceted challenges the government faces in reconciling historical grievances and paving the way for a more stable and inclusive future in the region.
