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KDA backs September 10 Kargil to Leh march
The Indian Express··2 Sept
The Kargil Democratic Alliance on Tuesday backed a citizens march from Kargil to Leh on September 10. The march marks the first anniversary of four civilian deaths in Leh last September. The Socialist Party of India and civil groups are organising it for Ladakh statehood and Sixth Schedule status. KDA co-chairman Asgar Ali Karbalai pledged a peaceful struggle for rights.
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What It Means For You
- March convenor Sajjad Kargili said the Leh Apex Body has backed the march and helped coordinate it.
- On September 24, groups will hold a candlelight vigil in Leh when the march concludes.
- KDA said the march is not directed against any individual or political party.
What's Happening
- KDA leaders met on Monday and announced support for the September 10 march.
- Four civilians died after a protest turned violent in Leh last September.
- Kargili said the vigil will reaffirm demands for justice, accountability and a credible resolution.
What The March Demands
- Organisers will again raise calls for statehood for Ladakh and Sixth Schedule protection.
- KDA emphasised issues must be resolved through dialogue and democratic engagement.
- The alliance described the event as a peaceful people's movement for Ladakh's rights.
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