The video is broadly aligned with the history of Article 370 and Syama Prasad Mukherjee, but it incorrectly dates the Praja Parishad movement.
Claim-by-claim breakdown
Accurate (94% confidence): The Nehru-Liaquat Agreement of April 8, 1950 said both governments would ensure minorities complete equality of citizenship irrespective of religion. PIB states the agreement required each side to ensure minorities’ complete equality of citizenship irrespective of religion, plus security and freedom of movement and worship.
Accurate (91% confidence): A permit was once required to enter Jammu and Kashmir, and Syama Prasad Mukherjee protested that system by trying to enter without one. PIB says a permit had to be obtained to enter Jammu and Kashmir and that Mukherjee worked to end the permit system. Parliamentary records also discuss his arrest for defying the permit system.
Accurate (96% confidence): Article 370 gave Jammu and Kashmir special status and was repealed/ceased in 2019. PIB says Article 370 granted special status to J&K and that the government moved to repeal it; the same change was announced in August 2019.
False (98% confidence): The Praja Parishad movement in Kashmir began in 1903. Multiple historical sources place the founding of the Jammu Praja Parishad in November 1947, shortly after the partition-related violence and tribal invasion.