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We believe that the place of Urdu in our revenue, judicial, and administrative system is rooted in history, not in any political or sectarian agenda. Urdu became the official administrative language of J&K over 130 years ago during Maharaja’s reign, evolving naturally as a unifying and functional language for all regions and communities. It has since formed the backbone of our governance from revenue records, land settlements, and court judgments to legal correspondence and continues to serve as the working language for vast volumes of existing official documents. For decades, officers, patwaris, lawyers, and judges have been trained in Urdu, ensuring seamless continuity in administration. The system, the records, and the legal processes were all built around it. Any attempt to undermine Urdu’s role today would not only be historically dishonest but would create immense administrative and legal complications, risking serious disruption in governance. Beyond administration, Urdu also remains a vital part of Jammu & Kashmir’s shared cultural and literary identity. It belongs to everyone cutting across religion, region, and ideology. We are committed to protecting J&K’s historical institutions, cultural identity, and administrative continuity. We reject any attempt to politicize or communalize the status of Urdu for short term gains.