jamahir
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Er.... no.
Millions of people don't kill each other unless they have serious bones to pick with one another.
The British policy of "Divide and rule" ensured the massacres during the Partition.
depends on Indian regime how long do they take to put all of them in mass graves
Laws like AFSPA were made to ensure ethnic cleansing
and they could have killed us all just like they are doing in Kashmir with complete impunity
I am in sympathy with the people of Kashmir but we must realize that Kashmir is more complicated than that. Kashmir is the grass that is getting crushed in the fight of two elephants.
To be fair, I am also in sympathy with the Hindu pandits who were driven out of Kashmir valley by armed militants and many of them live in wretched conditions.
Furthermore, many Muslim Kashmiris accept Indian administration by being part of the police force there, by being shopkeepers and hawkers of Kashmiri handicrafts and textiles in the rest of India, by being students in Indian colleges, by enabling the tourism sector in Kashmir, by being part of the Indian film and TV industries etc.
The issue called Kashmir is easily resolved when India and Pakistan reunite.
Jinnah was not egoistic...He was big proponent of Hindu Muslim unity until he saw real color of Congress
Read Jaswant Singh book
Nehru too was a proponent of Hindu-Muslim unity.
I think both their positions got hardened when the other refused to compromise their individual desire to become Prime Minister.