<h1>Political Party Pushes to Reinstate July 13 Holiday in Jammu & Kashmir to Honor 1931 Martyrs, Restore Historical Significance.</h1> The leader of a political party in Jammu and Kashmir has instructed party legislators to ensure a resolution is passed to reinstate July 13 as a public holiday in memory of the 22 individuals killed by Dogra soldiers in 1931. This day, previously observed as a holiday, was removed following the 2019 abrogation of Article 370 and the region's reorganization into Union Territories. The party views the removal as an attempt to suppress historical symbols of democratic struggle and seeks to restore the day's significance, highlighting its importance in the political awakening for democratic rights in the region.