The Apex Body, along with the Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA), is spearheading the agitation to demand statehood for Ladakh and its inclusion in the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution.
With the Ladakh administration imposing prohibitory orders banning rallies on Sunday and a 24-hour reduction in internet speed, the Leh-based Apex Body said it has no intention of violating laws and hoped it will be allowed to carry out its proposed 'border march'. Sonam Wangchuk ‘Pashmina March’: As Admin Bans Rallies in Leh, Activists Say ‘Border March’ Not Intended To Break Law.
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The Ladakh administration imposed prohibitory orders on rallies and reduced internet speed, hindering the Apex Body s planned border march demanding Ladakh s statehood and Sixth Schedule inclusion. The District Magistrate imposed restrictions citing potential breach of peace, sparking backlash. The LAB called for peaceful protest and criticized the clampdown as an "overreaction."
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