Majid Hyderi
Kashmiri journalist
The writer is a journalist based in Kashmir.
By Majid Hyderi
New Delhi needs to review its policy on Kashmir. At least with regard to the revival of smart policing — something that can save human lives — and also prevent the police from issuing statements, which seemingly abuse the idea of democracy.
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Beyond the festivities linked to the abrogation of the special status, there lies an evolving story in Jammu and Kashmir that raises concerns on national security and public alienation.
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The young lawyer was reportedly on the radar of terror group linked to journalist Shujaat Bukhari’s killing.
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After the abrogation of Article 370, L-G Manoj Sinha’s appointment seems to be the first move that may bring back smiles on the faces of people from the Valley who crave good governance.
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For the last few months, New Delhi is testing Kashmir’s troubled waters through new mentors who have little or no idea of the ground situation in the restive region.
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After 30 years of romance, Pakistan seems to have dumped both Hizbul and Hurriyat alike.
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Niyanta Pandita, the daughter of Ajay Pandita, should be an inspiration for a new India, an India where displaced Kashmiri Pandits can return to their homeland.
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Who else but PM Modi could have so effectively convinced the nation to stay home, stay safe?
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If the courts have sought compassion, governments shouldn’t cross those limits.
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The protest and protesters draw their strength from Gandhian ideology.
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