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Innocent killings intolerable
10/18/2022 11:27:09 PM

For the first time in past 30-years social activists comprising of Muslims, Kashmiri Pandits and others gathered outside Hurriyat Conference office at Rajbagh in Srinagar and ransacked it.
They blamed the separatists for turning Kashmir into a graveyard and patronizing the killings of innocents by the terrorists.
The social activists had assembled outside the Hurriyat office to protest against the killings of innocent Kashmiri Pandits by the terrorists. By removing the board of the Hurriyat office these activists sent a clear message that people of Kashmir don’t support the ideology of the separatists and terrorists and they should be left alone.
After the abrogation of Article 370, Kashmir has changed. People are no more remaining silent and are denouncing the acts of terrorists by staging protests and terming them as enemies of Kashmiris.
A common in Kashmir turning his back towards Pakistan and the terrorists sponsored by has left the terrorist handlers sitting across the Line of Control (LoC) exasperated. They are running short of ideas as their stooges have been cut to size and have been shown their right place.
By removing the board of Hurriyat office the people of Kashmir have driven home a point that they don’t want any signs of separatism to remain present in Kashmir.
The Centre’s decision to abrogate J&K’s special status and divide it into two union territories has ended all the confusions once for all. Ones who used to claim that J&K is an issue and needs to be resolved have been silenced once for all. Prime Minister, Narendra Modi led regime has solved all the issues once for all.
During the past three years Kashmir has not witnessed a single separatist sponsored shutdown. The stone-pelting incidents and street protests have become a history. J&K youth are grabbing the opportunities that are coming their way. The propaganda of separatism has ended and the locals are not showing any inclination towards terrorism and other disruptive acts anymore. They are no more acting as mute spectators towards the innocent killings. They are reacting angrily and are sending a clear message that innocent killings won’t be tolerated.
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