Take political initiative in J & K immediately

Political initiative is the urgent need for the state of Jammu and Kashmir.
Kashmir tangle is neither new to state political leadership nor national
leadership. The successive Chief Ministers of Jammu and Kashmir have either
only kept engaged themselves in blaming the local separatist conglomerate of
different views and purpose the Hurriyat Conference or Islamabad for
fomenting trouble in the state. They never took serious view of allround
development and in absence any opportunity the unemployed youths were
easily misguided by forces enimical to us sitting across the border to raise
rebellion against the state. At last the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has awakened to ground reality and
convened an all party meeting on Monday to discuss the prevailing situation
in Jammu and Kashmir.Political solution is a must for the strife-torn state of
Jammu and Kashmir. The situation in the state has come to such a worsening
stage that army had to be called in there to restore normalcy. It is also a well-acknowledged fact that Pak -based terror outfit Lashker-e-Toiba
give, Pak notorious intelligence agency ISI and its military establishments give
adequate financial assistance to mischievous elements and separatist forces in
Jammu and Kashmir to foment trouble in the state.With the tightening of surveillance by the Indian security forces and
intelligence agencies, LeT infiltration bids have failed. It has been left with no
option but to create disturbances by instigating Kashmiri youths against the
state police and CRPF. That is why they have resorted to stone-throwing
exercise at the secutrity personnel, which has resulted in the killing of 15 youg
men, including nine year old boy in the last three weeks.Indefinite curfew has been imposed in several towns, including Srinagar, in the
Kashmir Valley following days of violent protests by people and subsequent
firing by security forces which led to the death of several people. It is right that Army’s stay in Kashmir is not for too long because it is no
solution rather it will create problems if its stays too long. Once the normalcy is
restored, it must be brought to its alloted place the barracks. Political and
social initiatives nust be launched vigorously to bring the misguided
unemployed youths back to national mainstream. A sense of alenation that has
set in their minds must be removed immediately.