The Supreme Court of India, in July 2017, declined to entertain a petition seeking investigation into the alleged mass murder of Kashmiri Pandits in the valley in 1989-90, during the heights of militancy.
Remember, no one took the rising extremism seriously enough in the 80s and then "The Kashmiri Pandit Genocide" took place. Let's not make more Kashmirs, and hope lives of people can be better all across, despite religion, despite creed, ethnicity or class.
The seed of Islamic extremism was sowed under the Rajiv-Farooq regime and blaming anybody else for the fruit that the tree gave in 1990 is just laughable.
370 हटने के बाद से ही आतंकवादियों ने अपनी आकाओं की जबरदस्त बौखलाहट, छटपटाहट, हताशा व निराशा में राज्य में निरंतर माहौल खराब करने के प्रयास शुरू कर रखें हैं।
Is the destruction of Kashmir, the end of our country, or is it a sign of our weakness? Or our tolerance has become so much that we do not care about any wound.
Kashmiri pandits, this is not just a word to identify a group but a name with an expression, an experience which is spoken about but wrongly, an experience which is agreed upon only to disagree.
But then Pakistan provided active support to militancy in Punjab as well, so how come it succeeded in Kashmir and not in Punjab? There could be many reasons but mainly there’s only one. Think about it. The answer is not hard to find.
As expected, a counter narrative based on half- truths, twisted logic and whataboutry has begun for the recently released movie Kashmir Files. It is being lapped up by the ecosystem that is now famously known as ‘toolkit’ gang of Indian media.
The average Hindu Indian is generally a docile accepting person. That has been the ethos of the Hindu religion and that is the life he and his past generations have been living.