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Tarushi AswaniThe Diplomat |
“We can rely on bunkers, but not on ceasefires.”
India is effectively placing the burden of counterinsurgency on untrained, ill-equipped local civilians.
An inside look at Ladakh’s unrest – and the mood in the region today.
The ban epitomizes an approach that seeks to silence dissent, while not solving the grievances that cause dissent in the first place.
In Indian-ruled Kashmir, homes allegedly linked to anti-India rebels have become targets, leaving innocent family members to pick up the pieces.
Even prior to the deadly attack on April 22, Jammu and Kashmir had seen an uptick in violence – despite the government’s insistence that peace...