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At a time when all opposition parties except the BJP are forming alliances in Jammu and Kashmir, controlled by India, the Modi government has issued guidelines stating that from now on, any Indian can buy land in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. Anyone can buy land in heaven if they obey the communal land law. Ordinary Indians have been given this opportunity by controversially repealing Article 370 of the Indian Constitution, which is the protector and dignity of Kashmiris. Previously, land could be purchased in the state only if you were a permanent resident of Jammu and Kashmir. But from now on that obligation no longer exists.
According to a statement issued by the Modi Central Government of India, any Indian can buy land there under the Third Order of Reorganization (Central Law Adoption) of the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, 2020. In other words, no there was no obstacle to buying land in the Kashmir Valley.
According to the central government, the directive will be implemented once it is modified. Not only that, the law to be followed when buying land anywhere in India will not be the same in Kashmir. The Central Government of India has reportedly referred to the General Clauses Act of 1898 as an explanation of this directive. Following the removal of Article 370 of the Constitution of India and the abolition of the special status of Kashmir, the issue of buying land in Jammu and Kashmir arose. This time the Modi government completed the controversial process by law.
Within days of the repeal of Section 370, the country’s central government announced that military and paramilitary forces such as the Army, CRPF and BSF would no longer have to obtain a Certificate of No Objection (NOC) to purchase land in Jammu and Cashmere. The Jammu and Kashmir administration withdrew a circular on the matter issued in 1971.
‘Right to fair compensation and transparency in land acquisition’ – The Land Acquisition Act 2013 came into force in Jammu and Kashmir one year ago. According to the Central Law, any national or state level security agency in India may acquire land in any area of the Union Territory if it so wishes. They do not need the permission of any government or administration for this. But that law does not apply to Kashmir. This is because the circular issued in 1971 states that the Army or CRPF must obtain permission from the administration in question to acquire or purchase land in Jammu and Kashmir. But that barrier had already been raised. And this time, through a controversial decision, the Modi government also provided the opportunity for ordinary Indians to buy land in Kashmir. This new decision by the Modi government after losing its special status from the Indian constitution is like stabbing Kashmiris in the back once again.
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