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Farooq Abdullah Kashmir rights push

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On 10 July 2026, National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah called for the restoration of Jammu and Kashmir’s special constitutional status and full statehood. By 27 July ~~2026,~~ 2026 his campaign broadened to demand that the Indian government intervene over alleged human‑rights violations in Pakistan‑occupied Kashmir, citing killings, detentions and house demolitions. Abdullah appealed to the UN Human Rights Commission, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the foreign minister, warned that student‑led protests would continue without action, and linked the Kashmir issue to wider social problems such as drug abuse and unemployment. He reiterated these demands in Srinagar on 29 July 2026, again urging Delhi to publicly condemn the incidents, press the UN to investigate, and act in line with India’s claim over the territory. The later ~~statement reiterated~~ statements maintained the ~~earlier demand~~ original call for restored rights while adding diplomatic pressure on Delhi and criticism of rival parties.

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