Pakistan says India is
crushing the Kashmir voices. Its leaders shout over the top in telling the
world community that India's left, right and centre oppression in Kashmir is
now spilling over on streets, shedding youngsters' blood.
To add to it, people have
visuals from Kashmir (the Jammu & Kashmir part that is with India) where
people can be seen clashing with security forces on camera - and the lenses
recording such scenes roam across the world to tell the stories of so-called
atrocities.
The world can see thousands
gathering in funeral processions of terrorists gunned down by Indian security
forces.
The world can see J&K
crowds running amok stone pelting the security forces who try to minimize casualties
as much as possible. Yes, in the ongoing Kashmir unrest, 55 civilians have lost
their lives so far and that is condemnable and equally condemnable is the
development that a security personnel (CRPF commandant Pramod Kumar) had to
sacrifice his life in an encounter with the terrorists. And he was not the
first.
If civilians have lost their
lives in the Kashmir unrest, the Pakistan driven and Hizbul Mujahideen terror
phase that began in 1989, so have the security forces.
The world can see the
Twitter, Facebook and YouTube feeds of separatist leaders like Syed Ali
Geelani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, Ashiya Andrabi and many others.
The world can see wanted
terrorists like Hafiz Saeed and Syed Salahuddin threatening India to launch
full blown war.
The world can see the debate
that ensues every time whenever such developments take place in J&K. The
world can see the Indian Parliament discussing the issue intently for the whole
day. The world can see the India's political opposition charging the Indian
government of mishandling the situation and the government defending it.
But can the world say same
about Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir including Gilgit and Baltistan and Baluchistan?
To continue..
©SantoshChaubey
