The National Conference, Congress, CPM, and PDP are boycotting the Union Territory’s foundation day, demanding the restoration of J&K’s statehood. They argue that celebrating UT status is unconstitutional, following the revocation of Article 370. J&K residents unite in their call for statehood, citing political and economic setbacks.
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