Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) scheduled talks with Ladakh representatives in September 2025
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Ahead of MHA-Ladakh talks in September, Centre’s outreach sees withdrawal of cases against Leh protestors
Ahead of scheduled Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) talks with Ladakh representatives in September, the Centre has withdrawn pending criminal cases against local protestors arrested following the September 2025 violence in Leh. Key civil society groups — Leh Apex Body (LAB) and Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA) — had submitted a list of 'non-negotiable' demands, including statehood, Sixth Schedule status, and job reservations. This development signals a significant political outreach by the Centre to address long-standing demands of Ladakh's people post-Article 370 abrogation, making it highly relevant for polity, governance, and internal security topics in competitive exams.
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Leh Apex Body (LAB) and Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA) submitted 'non-negotiable' demands including statehood and Sixth Schedule status
Pending criminal cases against locals arrested after September 2025 Leh violence withdrawn by Centre
Demands also include job reservations for locals and separate parliamentary seats for Leh and Kargil
Development follows sustained protests since 2019 after abrogation of Article 370 and bifurcation of J&K
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