The Samajwadi Party Jammu Kashmir expresses deep concern over the rising frustration and despair across our region. Youth unemployment has reached alarming levels — despite being educated and capable, our young people see no future ahead. The government’s failure to provide sustainable employment plans is eroding hope and breeding restlessness. Simultaneously, inflation is crushing the backbone of the working class — food, fuel, and daily essentials are slipping beyond reach. This is not just an economic issue; it is a humanitarian one. We demand immediate steps to bring relief to ordinary families. The unresolved Pahalgam attack remains a stark example of the government’s failure to ensure accountability. While operations are showcased in the media, there is no clarity or justice delivered to the victims and their families. Furthermore, we wholeheartedly welcome the return of our Kashmiri Pandit brothers and sisters. Kashmir is a shared homeland — no community or ideology has a monopoly over it. The resettlement process must be just, inclusive, and sensitive. We also pay heartfelt tribute to Sheikh Adil, who martyred himself while saving a tourist. His selflessness exemplifies the true spirit of Kashmir. The state must honor his bravery and fully support his grieving family. On tourism, we reiterate: Kashmir is safe, beautiful, and open to the world. But our local tour workers, guides, and infrastructure require urgent attention. The government must invest in this sector not just for economic gain, but for the dignity of those who sustain it. We are equally distressed by the continued detention of innocent youth without transparent trials or credible evidence. Justice delayed is justice denied. All such cases must be reviewed immediately. Finally, let it be known: the Samajwadi Party stands firmly with the unity, sovereignty, and integrity of India. But we also believe that true national unity can only grow in the soil of justice. Without justice, there can be no peace — and without peace, no progress. We are not here to divide; we are here to heal, to unite, and to bring the democratic voice of the people back to Jammu Kashmir. We stand with the poor, the voiceless, the forgotten. Our mission is one of equality, dignity, and development — for all.
