Modi’s Dirty Politics Continues: BJP Withdraws Security Cover for 57 VIPs in IIOJK

In a controversial move, the BJP-installed administration in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) has withdrawn security cover for 57 VIPs, including prominent political leaders, former judges, police officers, and journalists. This decision has sparked concerns about the motives and potential implications behind such actions.

The BJP-led Indian government, known for controversial actions like the Pulwama attack, appears to be using this withdrawal of security as a strategic maneuver. Critics argue that this move could potentially endanger the lives of these VIPs and falsely attribute any resulting attacks to Kashmiri freedom fighters.

The State Level Committee of the BJP-led administration decided to remove security and guards from these VIPs. Among those affected are former ADGP Law and Order Munir Ahmad Khan, now a member of the socially and educationally backward classes, and Junaid Mattoo, former Mayor of Srinagar.

Other notable figures losing their security cover include former Justice Mohammad Yaqoob Mir, retired Chief Justice Mansoor Ahmad Mir, Farooq Ahmad Shah, a retired IAS officer and current NC leader, former MP Sharif Din Shariq, former MLA Mohammad Shafi Uri, and former ministers Javed Mustafa Mir, M Ashraf Mir, and Imran Raza Ansari.

This decision impacts several other prominent individuals as well, raising alarms about their safety in an already volatile region. The withdrawal of security cover is seen by many as a calculated risk that could have severe consequences.

The removal of security cover from such a broad and influential group has led to widespread criticism and speculation. Some believe it is a tactic to create instability and discredit the Kashmiri freedom movement by making it appear as though these VIPs are targeted by militants.

The BJP administration’s actions are being closely watched, with many calling for a reassessment of the decision to ensure the safety and security of those affected. The potential for this move to exacerbate tensions in an already sensitive region cannot be ignored.

To conclude, the BJP administration’s withdrawal of security cover for 57 VIPs in IIOJK is a highly controversial move with far-reaching implications. The safety of these individuals is now a significant concern, and the motives behind this decision are being questioned. As the situation develops, the need for transparency and accountability from the authorities is paramount to prevent further destabilization in the region.