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Don’t indulge families into conflict

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September 15, 2018
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Kashmir issue is a complex issue, the more it is tried to be solved and resolved the more challenges arise which make all the resolution very must difficult. If this is not all the attitude of different parties to the conflict make add to the complexities of the Kashmir problem. Now the conditions have reached to new levels of brutality and shame with the revival of unidentified killers in the region.

Amidst all this people are feeling helpless and any association with the one or the other party is proving too costly to bear. This can be simply proved by the involvement of families of militants and policemen. This attitude of these two parties falls in the foreign territory than one which is stated by them. Nothing of this sort could have been, and could be, expected from them but they cared least about the principled stand and positions. In the meanwhile the families are suffering and are made to suffer.

With the passage of time consequences for the people of Kashmir are proving too much costly with nobody there to care about. Jinx of unidentified has created a renewed fear in the hearts of the people. If the unidentified remain unidentified this time as well Kashmir will turn into hell, life will give way to lifelessness and hope will become hopelessness.  Kashmiris deserve to be given a chance to live, and live with dignity and honour.

Unbearable to see that J&K Police force is paying the heaviest price. The policemen are caught between the devil, and the deep sea, so they need to work on their comprehending skills. They have the kingship relationship with the people of Kashmir, but their native people are not happy what they’re doing. This raises a series of questions.

Let me make it abundantly clear to you that “Kashmir issue is not only political issue but humanitarian initially. With the forward movement of time, the humanitarian side gets compromised and all are playing politics with it to gain personal points of prestige. Now, the situation seems really out of the control of the law enforcement agencies. We hear flash news that houses of the militants have been torched by the security forces some days ago, in return of this militants did something in retaliation and the story goes on and one.

This “Tit for Tat” strategy is denting the prospects of peace of the region. One can understand that situation has come to this pass that nothing pleasant is in sight; no party is ready to move even an inch to ensure the resolution of the problem. This is unbearable to see that J&K Police force is paying the heaviest price. The policemen are caught between the devil, and the deep sea, so they need to work on their comprehending skills. They have the kingship relationship with the people of Kashmir, but their native people are not happy what they’re doing. This raises a series of questions. Why it is so?

(The author is a freelancer. His views are personal)

 

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