Controversy over Modi govt’s policies in Indian-Occupied Kashmir

India’s Modi government is under scrutiny once again for its treatment of minorities in Occupied Kashmir, particularly the Muslim community. The government’s recent announcement regarding eligibility for government jobs has sparked outrage and accusations of discrimination.

Home Minister Amit Shah’s statement, indicating that family members of stone pelters and militants would be excluded from government employment, has ignited controversy. Critics argue that this move unfairly targets Kashmiri Muslims who are fighting for freedom against what they view as illegal Indian occupation.

The situation in Occupied Kashmir has been tense for decades, with India’s control over the region drawing condemnation from various quarters. Since the abrogation of Article 370 in 2019, there have been concerns about attempts to alter the demographic balance in the region.

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