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Aditya Sinha: We should all be crying over J&K

Rahul Gandhi shouldn't be the only one grieving for Kashmir, where there was once the beginning of peace, but now there's burning violence

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Protestors in Srinagar demand the death penalty for special police officer (SPO) Deepak Khajuria for the rape and murder of an 8-year-old. file Pic/AFP
Protestors in Srinagar demand the death penalty for special police officer (SPO) Deepak Khajuria for the rape and murder of an 8-year-old. file Pic/AFP

Aditya SinhaIn a meeting with chief executives in Singapore last week, Congress President Rahul Gandhi spoke on Kashmir. "In 2014, when I went to Kashmir, I felt like crying," he said. "I saw what a bad decision can do to years and years of policy-making." He was referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's policy on Kashmir that is all jackboot and zero politics. It is a contrast to his predecessors' attempts to build bridges in the strife-torn border state. Rahul had criticised Modi on Kashmir earlier: last September at the University of California in Berkeley he said, "PM Modi massively opened up space for terrorists in Kashmir."

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