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Kashmir and Azadi.

The voices of Azadi in Kashmir are being raised by the separatists. i believe that the government has failed to exercise its role properly. The Government has failed in two months to handle the issue and therefore this situation has arisen.
The Government have failed to excercise control on the forces who are having no democratic standing in the state of J&K.
The separatists have not taken part in the election process of the kashmir where people vote for a government and therefore they should have no say. and their voices on street should not be given any ear to be heard. they should be asked to face the electrol and then allowed to raise such voices in a democratic way. Without any public representation they cannot claim the right to protest for the people of kashmir. But now the failure of the government in acting on time may lead to situation of embarassment for the government and people of india.
WAKE UP OR WE WILL LOOSE OUR CROWN

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Loris & Serenity Nature Camp - Gujarat said…
Dear Punitbhai
How are you?, I just see your blog, read good artical from your side regarding Kashmir
Thanks
Manish
4:39 PM
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