Hurriyat Allies Abandon Separatism: Victory for Modi's Vision

In a significant development, two Hurriyat-affiliated organizations in Jammu and Kashmir have severed ties with separatism. This move, celebrated by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, is seen as a triumph for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's efforts to foster unity and peace in the region.

In a landmark decision, two organizations linked to the Hurriyat Conference have distanced themselves from separatism in Jammu and Kashmir, a move praised by Union Home Minister Amit Shah as a "significant victory" for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of a united India.

Amit Shah took to social media to express his views, stating, "Separatism has become history in Kashmir. The unifying policies of the Modi government have tossed separatism out of J&K." He welcomed the organizations' decision as a stride towards strengthening India's unity and encouraged other groups to abandon separatist ideologies.

This decision is considered a reflection of the shifting political climate in the Union Territory. In recent years, the government has introduced measures to suppress separatist activities, including stringent anti-terror laws and socio-economic reforms, which officials believe have contributed to this significant political shift towards peace and integration in Jammu and Kashmir.

(With inputs from agencies.)