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Better than being an ignoramus from anywhere else.
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good you acknowledge your absurd south indian background...
solution always start once the trouble maker reconizes his problem.
Coming to issue of india creating problems for it's self.
Hopefully the RSS hateful hindus dont refuse their court orders. Precious kashmiri lives need protection
India's top court orders protection for Kashmiris
700 Kashmiri students, workers and traders returned to Kashmir from rest of India
Published: February 22, 2019 13:07AFP
Kashmiri students flee Indian backlash after suicide attack
NEW DELHI: India's Supreme Court on Friday ordered bolstered protection for Kashmiris who have faced a violent backlash from a suicide bombing in the troubled territory that killed 40 paramilitaries.
More than 700 Kashmiri students, workers and traders have returned to the Himalayan region from the rest of India to escape reprisals for the attack.
The top court told state governments and police chiefs to ensure there are no "attacks, threats or social boycott" over the February 14 bombing, the worst in the territory in three decades.
Video footage of Kashmiris being taunted or beaten has been widely shared on social media, while right-wing groups and some TV news channel pundits have encouraged reprisals.
Some Kashmiris have been suspended by Indian universities for their social media comments on the case. Others have been arrested on sedition charges.
"Immediately after the attack, mobs and vigilante groups engaged in vitriolic hate speech and began attacking, and threatening Muslims and Kashmiris throughout the country," said two activists who sought the Supreme Court action.
Mohammad Yasin Khan, president of Kashmir Traders and Manufacturers Federation, told AFP that threats of violence were still being made.
Khan said 300 students from Uttarakhand state alone have returned to Kashmir.
Kashmir business groups called for a protest shutdown Friday by shops and stores in the territory against the "continuing threats and intimidation" of Kashmiri people in Indian cities.
The suicide attack was claimed by the Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) militant group.
'Pay a heavy price'
New Delhi has long accused its neighbour of backing JeM and other Kashmiri rebel groups, a charge Pakistan denies.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who faces a looming election, is under pressure to take a tough stand on the attack, which was condemned on Thursday by the UN Security Council. He has vowed the militants "will pay a heavy price".
Another militant was killed during an army raid Friday north of the Kashmir's main city of Srinagar, police said.
Analysts say military action is possible, and villagers in Pakistani Kashmir have been told to take precautions including building bunkers.
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has vowed his country will retaliate if attacked.
India has sought to isolate Pakistan internationally and imposed trade restrictions against its neighbour.
Restrict flow of water
On Thursday, India's water resources and transport minister Nitin Gadkari reaffirmed an existing plan to restrict the flow of water to Pakistan from three rivers on Indian territory.
The sharing of water from the Indus River and its tributaries is regulated by a 1960 treaty.
Authorities have acknowledged, however, that it will take several years for the threat to have any impact as dams will have to be built to divert water.
https://gulfnews.com/world/asia/ind...ders-protection-for-kashmiris-1.1550826573151
on paper sure...
in real terms it is a racist, hindu and oppressive state
We have less direct issues with those further away but still sharing some much larger cultural/historical realm etc....sort of a sweet spot (not too close, not too far etc) at play.
