Archive · 11 Aug 2025
J-K Congress, Kargil Bodies Continue Protests for Statehood
In Jammu and Kashmir, the Congress party is striking to get statehood back.
They say it's their right.
Meanwhile, in Kargil, a three-day hunger strike also ended with a big march, where people asked for their region to become a state and other rights.
They want the government to talk to them and address their issues.
The people are united and will continue the protest if the government does not respond.
Congress in Jammu and Kashmir continues hunger strike for statehood.
The hunger strike is part of the 'Hamari Riyasat Hamara Haq' campaign.
The party aims to fight for the rights and identity of J-K people.
Kargil and Leh bodies concluded a three-day hunger strike.
A rally followed, demanding statehood and other rights for Ladakh.
- Who
- J-K Congress, Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA), and Leh Apex Body (LAB).
- What
- Protests and hunger strikes demanding statehood and rights for Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.
- When
- The J-K Congress strike began on Sunday, with Ladakh's strike ending on August 11.
- Where
- Jammu, Srinagar (J-K), and Kargil (Ladakh).
- Why
- To restore statehood and demand rights for the people.
Congress/KDA/LAB
Government
Statehood and Rights
Congress/KDA/LAB
Demand restoration of statehood and rights.
Government
Government's delaying tactics and lack of dialogue.
- Political Parties
- Congress, KDA, LAB
- Campaigns
- 'Hamari Riyasat Hamara Haq'
- Demands
- Restoration of statehood, Sixth Schedule, Public Service Commission, separate Lok Sabha seats
- Leaders
- Tariq Hameed Karra, Chering Dorjay, Sonam Wangchuk, Asgar Ali Karbalai, Qamar Ali Akhoon, and Mohammad Haneefa Jan
- Location
- Jammu, Srinagar, Kargil, and Leh