Article 370 Abrogation Marks a New Chapter in Social Justice

India has a big rule book called the Constitution, and it is supposed to give all citizens the same rights.

For many years, a part of India called Jammu and Kashmir had a special rule called Article 370, which meant some laws from the rest of India did not automatically apply there.

In 2019, India decided to remove, or abrogate, that special rule.

Now, more than 890 laws from the rest of India apply in Jammu and Kashmir too.

People who think this was good believe it makes rights fairer for everyone, including tribal communities and refugees.

They also say Jammu and Kashmir has become safer, with fewer terrorist attacks and more tourists visiting.

The article says this matches the dream of Dr Ambedkar, who helped write India's Constitution and wanted equal rights for all citizens.

Some people disagree and think the change was not fair to the people of Jammu and Kashmir, but this article only explains why it thinks the change was good.

It was written by a spokesperson for the BJP, a political party in India.

So, this story is about how one big rule change is being remembered seven years later.