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IIOJK Assembly Passes Resolution Demanding Full Statehood

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  • The IIOJK assembly passed a resolution demanding full statehood.
  • The resolution was passed without opposition after 29 BJP members walked out.
  • Hurriyat leadership stated the ultimate goal is "freedom from Indian occupation".

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The legislative assembly in Indian-Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) passed a resolution demanding the immediate restoration of the region's full statehood. The motion, tabled by former chief minister Omar Abdullah, saw support from major regional parties and a walkout by the BJP. Despite alleged pressure from New Delhi, the session proceeded and the resolution was approved.

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Following the resolution's passage, Hurriyat leadership reiterated that the restoration of statehood is not the final solution, stating their ultimate goal is "freedom from Indian occupation."

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Further reports on the reaction from Hurriyat leadership clarified their position, stating that while political parties should unite for their rights, the "final destination is freedom from Indian occupation," and the restoration of statehood is not the ultimate solution to the Kashmir issue.

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