Supreme Court likely to hear plea seeking restoration of statehood to J&K on August 8

The Supreme Court is likely to hear a defense seeking instructions to the center for the restoration of the state on 8 August.

Senior lawyer Gopal Sankarananananan, on Tuesday, August 5, 2025, India’s Chief Justice (CJI) BR Gavai and Justice K Vinod Chandran’dan said the issue.

“Date shows (on the SC website) as 8 August. Let it not be deleted,” he sent.

CJI accepted the demand.

Tuesday, August 5, 2025, points to the sixth anniversary of the removal of 370 Articles 370, which provides a special status for the old state of Jammu and Kashmir.

On December 11, 2023, the Supreme Court ordered the cancellation of Article 370 unanimously and ordered the “earliest” restoration of the “earliest”.

Last year, in two months in the Supreme Court, Jammu and Kashmir made an objection to the State Restoration Center.

The application was opened by academician Zahoor Ahmad Bhat and socio-political activist Kurshaid Ahmad Malik.

Delay in the restoration of the state

“The delay in the restoration of the state of state will lead to a serious violation of the idea of federalism, which constitutes part of the basic structure of the Indian Constitution,” the delay in the restoration of the state of state will seriously decrease in Jammu and Kashmir. ” He said.

Parliamentary elections and Lok Sabha questionnaires were held in peace in Jammu and Kashmir without reporting any violence, discomfort or any security concern.

“Therefore, as provided by the Indian Union in the current cases, there is no safety concerns, violence or any other discomfort that will prevent or prevent the status of the state to be given to Jammu and Kashmir.” He said.

“Jammu & Kashmir’s status of the status of the status of the restoration of Jammu & Kashmir, especially on October 8, 2024, the results of the legislative assembly will lead to a less elected democratic government,” he said. Despite the aspects of the Apex court for the restoration of the state, Jammu and Kashmir “as soon as possible and as soon as possible”, said that no steps were taken by the center to provide any time scratches for the implementation of such instructions.

“Jammu and Kashmir’s Jammu and Kashmir of the development of many obstacles and serious losses that have caused the democratic rights of citizens are operated as a union region, and this affects the democratic rights of citizens.”

Jammu and Kashmir were an individual state that has passed through many struggle and difficulties, it requires a strong federal structure to help develop the region and at the same time to celebrate its unique culture.

In the December 2023 decision, the Supreme Court decided that Article 370, which was included in the Indian Constitution in 1949 to give Jammu and Kashmir specific status, was a temporary provision. The court said that the President of the Indian state had the authority to cancel the measure in the absence of the founding council of the former state, which was expired in 1957.