Kashmiris in the Occupied Valley have lived under the oppressive rule of the Indian Army since the partition of the subcontinent and nothing has changed in their lifestyle as India has deprived them of basic necessities and facilities.
The Modi government claimed that the development of Kashmir would be done under this measure, right after the abrogation of Article 370, in 2019. However, even today, the people of Kashmir are deprived of their basic needs.
In a separate video, the Kashmiri youth said that earlier there was an assembly and the parliament provided several jobs, but after the abrogation of Article 370, these jobs disappeared along with the assembly.
The employment problems in Kashmir are so bad that the youngest are forced to work even after completing their Ph.D. Due to the increase in the proportion of daily wage workers, more than half of Kashmiris have left or migrated to other areas.
Sick people have to travel 2 hours to Srinagar for a check-up as there is no hospital in Budgam, not even a small clinic.
There is only one primary school, but with a lack of necessary equipment. Kashmiris say there is a chance that the Indian government may not even know about the existence of their village.
