Rashneek Kher
The writer is an exiled Kashmiri poet and activist.
By Rashneek Kher
JNU azadi slogans are only symptoms of a disease that has its origins in the Valley.
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Not one person has been convicted, leave alone punished for the massacre of more than a thousand Hindus of the Valley.
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The Zia doctrine is alive in its letter and spirit.
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Somehow, our leadership too believe that we have 'limited options' when it comes to dealing with Islamabad.
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Hurriyat influence today is limited to eight police stations, most in downtown Srinagar.
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A silent exodus that no one acknowledges.
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From burning down temples in the 1980s to now criticising the hypocrisy of hardline separatists, Abdul Gani Bhat has come a long way.
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There is a huge gap between what the problem is and how various governments have perceived the problem to be.
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The party's ascendancy in J&K’s political scene is a watershed event.
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Even if BJP manages to win two to three seats in Kashmir, they will finally have a foot in the door.
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