Article 35-A Update:

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Article 35-A Update:

The PIL filed by Charau Wali Khanna challenging Article 35-A of the Constitution and Section 6 of the J&K Constitution which deal with the permanent residents of the state is up for hearing today by a five judge constitution bench. It has been tagged for hearing today by Justice Dipak Mishra and A M Khanwilkar.

It is my hope that the hearing at 2PM in the Supreme Court today takes historical realities of Kashmir into Account and arrives at a decision which is in concurrence with potential peace, tranquillity and law and order of our state.

Any infringement into 35-A is a direct challenge to Instrument of Accession and the relationship between Kashmir and India

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