Jammu and Kashmir has proposed a new Bill which makes two new divisions and 16 Districts. The Bill is called J & K Territorial Administrative Reorganisation Bill, 2026. An attempt to institutionalise a legislative mechanism for shaping administrative units.
Waheed Ur Rehman Para, MLA from PDP, has introduced this new Bill in the Assembly. The bill proposes to create two new divisions and 16 districts which would be the pavement for the structural response to the governance gaps in the Union Territory.
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The Bill comes at a time, where the States are still not normalised and have not come out of the drastic change that happened on 5th of August, 2019.
The Bill proposes two new chore administrative divisions, Chenab Division based at Doda and Pir Panjal Division based at Rajouri. The implementation would end the long-time binary administration of Jammu and Kashmir.
The bill splits 16 new districts between Kashmir and Jammu geographical areas. In Kashmir it classifies Awantipora, Ashmuqam, Pahalgam, Beerwah, Sopore, Handwara Gurez Tangdhar-Karnah and Norabad.
Jammu consists of Nowshera, Banihal, Thatri, Akhnoor, Billawar, Kotranka and Mendhar.
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The Bill intends the better governance and the equal attention to all the locations, which are isolated in present structure.
It should also be noted since the centre holds all the power in J&K, unlike other States in India, is it advisable to make the State autonomous with barely two years of Pahalgam tragic incident.
Amit Shah has not given full-state status to J & K; will he accept this proposal?
The centre government is yet to respond on the matter.