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J&K Voices Concern After Becoming UT

Newsclick Team | 12 Feb 2020

A big shift has been witnessed in the politics of Jammu and Kashmir after the central government decided to abrogate Article 370, six months ago.

A big shift has been witnessed in the politics of Jammu and Kashmir after the central government decided to abrogate Article 370, six months ago. NewsClick spoke to people in Jammu to understand how they are dealing with this unilateral decision by the Centre and how their daily lives have been impacted.

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