Special Status From Kashmir: That's Not Coming Back , Says GN Azad At Rally.

Ghulam Nabi Azad marked the beginning of his new political innings in Kashmir through announcing that Article 370, revoked by using the BJP authorities in 2019 at the centre, can not be introduced back.

Srinagar: Former Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad, who is set to launch his own political outfit, on Sunday said Article 370 of the constitution, which granted greater autonomy to Jammu and Kashmir and was revoked three years ago by the BJP government at the centre, can't be restored.

In his first public meeting in North Kashmir's Baramulla, Mr Azad targeted regional parties for "misleading people" by promising them to push for the restoration of Article 370.

"Ghulam Nabi Azad will not mislead anyone. For votes, I will not mislead and exploit you. Please don't rake up issues which can't be achieved. 370 can't be restored. It needs two-thirds majority in parliament," said Mr Azad in a fiery speech.

He stated the Congress is "happening" with every election and there may be no celebration in India that could get majority in parliament and restore Article 370.

The former Congress leader stated he might be launching his party in Jammu and Kashmir within the next 10 days to "combat politics of exploitation and falsehood".

"The politics of exploitation has caused the killing of one lakh human beings in Kashmir. It has orphaned 5 lakh youngsters and triggered huge distraction," said Mr Azad.

He stated he has come to Jammu and Kashmir "to fight towards the exploitation and falsehood even supposing it hurts his political potentialities".

Mr Azad's stance is at odds with maximum local events in Jammu and Kashmir, which includes the Congress, that have signed a % to marketing campaign for the restoration of Article 370 - which granted special powers to the state.

"It's another deception to initiate humans for agitation and get them killed. So lengthy Azad is alive, I will fight in opposition to falsehood. You will need to kill me in case you need silence this concept," stated Mr Azad.

The veteran baby-kisser, who resigned from the Congress ultimate month, promised humans that he'll alternatively combat for what's plausible, which he says is recuperation of statehood, and safety of jobs and land for the residents of Jammu and Kashmir.

"I will no longer improve emotive slogans for triumphing seats. We will ought to combat for restoration of statehood. For this there is no need for a constitutional modification," said Mr Azad.

He also targeted his former celebration, saying that it turned into only Congress dissidents called the G-23, which he turned into part of, who had spoken out towards the changes to Kashmir's fame in parliament.

He said once statehood is restored, the state government could make laws for protection of jobs and land for the citizens of Jammu and Kashmir and those two problems do not need approval of parliament.

The former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister attempted to ring a bell with human beings by invoking his work on human rights and development inside the union territory, which became downgraded to a union territory 3 years in the past whilst its special repute was revoked.

He reminded human beings how he avoided faux encounters and punished guilty police officials for the duration of his tenure as Chief Minister.