J&K: Post-Article 370, Victims Get Justice, Fear Ends

• Pre-Article 370 policies in J&K, like "Healing Touch," often benefited militants and strengthened radical networks, neglecting victims of terrorism.
• Post-Article 370, J&K's governance shifted to prioritize victims, dismantle separatist networks, and enforce zero tolerance for terrorism, as emphasized by national leadership.
• Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has actively delivered justice, providing jobs to 82 families, including 41 who lost relatives in terror attacks, correcting decades of governmental apathy.
• L-G Sinha openly criticized the old terror ecosystem, stating that "Terrorists will get bullets" and that the era of fear and intimidation is over.
• J&K has seen a significant transformation, including peaceful Assembly elections with high voter turnout, indicating a reclaiming of democracy and a future driven by hope.

Why It Matters: J&K's post-Article 370 shift prioritizes victims, reclaiming justice and stability.