In the US Parliament, Indian American MP Pramila Jaipal while presenting a resolution on Jammu and Kashmir appealed to India to remove the communication restrictions imposed there and preserve the religious freedom of all residents. This proposal, later introduced in the delegation, referred to only one member, as Republican Republican Republican Watkins of Kansas Udder is obtained. This is only a proposal, on which the second house cannot be voted and this law will not be made. The proposal appealed to India to remove the restrictions on communication services throughout Jammu and Kashmir and restore internet services.

According to the media report, there have been many restrictions since the Government of India on August 5 removed Article 370 giving special status to Jammu and Kashmir and declared it a Union Territory. Before this proposal was introduced, Americans of Indian origin from across America opposed it from various forums. It is believed that his office received more than 25 thousand emails of Indian Americans for not presenting this proposal. Indian Americans also demonstrated peacefully outside his office against his move to propose Kashmir. The resolution appealed to India to release those arbitrarily detained as soon as possible and avoid the condition of signing any prohibition bonds on political activities and speeches.

For your information, let us tell you that the motion claimed that there is 'photographic' evidence that the detained people should not participate in political activities as a condition of their release and to issue a statement Must sign a fixed bond. However, India has always denied these allegations. India says that the decision to withdraw special state status from Jammu and Kashmir is sovereign and will not tolerate anyone's interference in its internal matter. (This article is auto-uploaded from the agency feed.

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