A delegation of opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, Sitaram Yechury, D. Raja, and Sharad Yadav, will attempt visiting Occupied Jammu and Kashmir on August 24. The delegation aims to take stock of the situation in the state, which has practically remained under a communication shutdown, following the Union government’s move to bifurcate the state into two union territories and dilute Article 370 a fortnight ago. The 12-member team is scheduled to catch a flight Saturday at around noon from New Delhi to Srinagar. This is the first concerted effort by the combined opposition to register its protest outside the halls of the Parliament against what it called an “unilateral and unconstitutional” decision of the government to bifurcate the state and read down Article 370. Earlier, many leaders including Yechury, Raja, Azad had tried visiting the Valley separately but were forced to return from the airports after being denied entry. The parties later issued statements to condemn the government’s “high-handed” moves to deny senior political leaders entry in Jammu and Kashmir. The government has been claiming that it has eased the curfew conditions and has been making efforts to restore normalcy in the state. Last Monday, schools were reopened and shops were allowed to function. But the government has not yet hinted at even a minor reduction of military troops, which almost tripled in the days preceding its announcement of reading down Article 370. Political activists and social workers are still under detention and there are reports of security forces violently clamping down on all forms of protests. Under these circumstances, it remains to be seen whether the opposition’s renewed effort to gain entry in the Valley will be successful or not. We request to All Human rights organization to please take notice and do some efforts in order to stop terrorism By Narendra Modi's (Inspired by Hitler and Nazi Party) in Occupied and Jammu Kashmir.