Concerned Citizens' Group feels Kashmir returning to normalcy

Concerned Citizens’ Group feels Kashmir returning to normalcy
Concerned Citizens’ Group feels Kashmir returning to normalcy
Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Apr 16: Observing that Kashmir seems to have returned to normalcy but people still refused to accept the Centre’s decision of revoking J&K special status, Concerned Citizens’ Group, in its latest report, has listed several suggestions to Government of India to address the sense of defeat and anger amongst the Kashmiris by opening up democratic space for people to express themselves.
“Srinagar seemed peaceful. People were seen going about their daily chores. Life seemed more normal compared to our earlier visits. There were fewer bunkers and road blocks and deployment of Police and para-military forces appeared slender,” observed the group members in their report after four-day visit to Kashmir Valley from March 30 to April 2, 2021.

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