The Blood of Kashmir, Part Two: Families of the Jihad Martyrs

Human Rights , India , Journalism , Kashmir , Politics , War Dec 23, 2018 No Comments

The day after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Srinagar, the city remained in a state of suspended animation. It was the anniversary of Molvi Farooq’s assassination, the one-time Mirwaiz of Kashmir and separatist leader having been murdered 18 years ago. A march had been scheduled, as it is every year, and would have wended its way through the old city that afternoon. But the powers that be had decided that no such march should take place, citing security concerns, and the city was brought to a standstill for the second day in a row by the mutually reinforcing pressures of the military’s lock-down and the separatists’ shutdown.

It was, Kashmiri journalist Sameer Yasir told me, as good a day as any to get out of the city and into the militant heartland.

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