After 32 years First time Kashmiri girls are watching cinema in multiplex in Kashmir

[INDIAPOSITIVE]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1572065035849207812

Srinagar gets first multiplex; Cinemas back in Kashmir after 3 decades

Lieutenant governor (L-G) Manoj Sinha inaugurated the first multiplex of the Valley , where cinema halls were forced to shut in the early 1990s amid spread of terrorism

www.hindustantimes.com

https://twitter.com/x/status/1572113748932046848

https://twitter.com/x/status/1572082736172789762

https://twitter.com/x/status/1572121981084127232

 

[Turingsage]

Freedom from medieval oppression for half the population of Kashmir is welcome.
We need to ensure the women of Kashmir get into schools and universities

 

[fitpOsitive]

medieval oppression

You mean Islam, right?

 

[_Nabil_]

You mean Islam, right?

I guess he means cast system, burning widows, shitting in the streets, .... You name it

 

[mulj]

Freedom from medieval oppression for half the population of Kashmir is welcome.
We need to ensure the women of Kashmir get into schools and universities

Bharatians left Kashimr overnight?

 

[Tornado23]

You mean Islam, right?

Most probably considering that's how they view Islam without looking at themselves first

 

[Maula Jatt]

Proud Kashmiri women historically were and continue to be at the forefronts of freedom struggle , they deserve all the happiness in the world

 

[fitpOsitive]

Most probably considering that's how they view Islam without looking at themselves first

That's the problem of this era.

 

[HydraChess]

I guess he means cast system, burning widows, shitting in the streets, .... You name it

No, freedom to watch movies without some weirdo telling it is work of satan.

Bharatians left Kashimr overnight?

Wet Dreams, eh?

Proud Kashmiri women historically were and continue to be at the forefronts of freedom struggle , they deserve all the happiness in the world

Including happiness of watching movies without being banned by funny guys in funny attire.

Most probably considering that's how they view Islam without looking at themselves first

Do women in Pakistan have freedom to watch movies in cinema hall?
In Kashmir previous Kashmiri government banned movies altogether.

 

[Tornado23]

Do women in Pakistan have freedom to watch movies in cinema hall?
In Kashmir previous Kashmiri government banned movies altogether.

Yes

 

[Kyusuibu Honbu]

No, freedom to watch movies without some weirdo telling it is work of satan.
Wet Dreams, eh?

This current Govt is making Kashmir development a priority, no longer stereotyped as an insurgency ridden state

Looking at some Islamist wailings here, investing in pharmaceutical manufacturing for Kashmir may not be a bad idea

More Kashmiri development > more global Islamist wailings > more pharma exports to these grotesque abominations> more revenues for Kashmir > More Kashmiri development

Rinse repeat

@Black Tornado something of your interest

 

[Maula Jatt]

No, freedom to watch movies without some weirdo telling it is work of satan.


Wet Dreams, eh?


Including happiness of watching movies without being banned by funny guys in funny attire.

yes Kashmiri women deserve this and all the other happiness in the world for their tendentious sacrifices in their struggle for freedom from an occupying country that is different from it in terms of culture, religion,looks, linguistics, genetics, river system, or even the larger interconnected history in terms of migrations

Do women in Pakistan have freedom to watch movies in cinema hall?
In Kashmir previous Kashmiri government banned movies altogether.

 

[mangochutney]

Freedom from medieval oppression for half the population of Kashmir is welcome.
We need to ensure the women of Kashmir get into schools and universities

Can’t even protect your Indian actors in Kashmir about you must ensure you get Kashmiri women in cinemas lol
I see Indians are clamouring to flee Kashmir due to the intense hate and violence being shown to the slum dwellers by local Kashmiris .

Indian **** star attacked in Kashmir .

Srinagar: A youth was arrested for allegedly pelting stones at the film crew of Emraan Hashmi-starrer ‘Ground Zero’ in Anantnag district, officials said on Tuesday.
Some media reports claimed the actor was injured in the incident that took place on Sunday when the crew was shooting in the Pahalgam area.
Hashmi, however, said the reports are “inaccurate”.
After the film shooting ended at 7:15 pm on September 18, a miscreant pelted stones at the crew members, the Anantnag police said in a tweet.
“Accordingly FIR no. 77/2022 was registered in Police Station Pahalgam. The miscreant was identified and arrested,” it said.

 

[hyperman]

Is the movie theatre supposed to make people forget about the rape?

https://www.hrw.org/sites/default/files/reports/INDIA935.PDF

The Mass Rape of Poshpura & Transitional Justice Possibilities in Indian Kashmir – Praxis

sites.tufts.edu

Kashmir: Rape as a weapon of war

Obstacles confront women reporting sexual violence

news.trust.org

 

[hyperman]

Also add slavery,

Dalits were literally living as serfs, hell there is modern day slavery in terms of "zameendari" in certain parts of rural India. not exactly a unique phenomena worldwide.

multiple wives

ok and? I don't understand the point. lol, is that supposed to be unethical or something, if two parties are consenting to whatever social/domestic arrangement?

bacha bazi

literally punishable by death, a bit odd considering its not a unique phenomena considering stories of priests abusing boys in mandirs. not to mention the generalization of a primarily afghan phenomena amongst the upper class pashtuns, who aren't usually the religious types.

burka

so a face veil? contrary to polemics, these women have agency, and any conversation with a niqabi will tell you their motivation is piety, you might say they have a peculiar sense of matters or even "brainwashed", but they are usually wearing things of their own will. Similar phenomena can be observed with Hindu women in Rajhestan and the wearing of Ghoonghats. So I'm not sure what the point here is, other than throwing rocks from a glass house.