"It is never over, never escaped"
Mrs. Singh this tittle best depicts the plight of Kashmirs who are still left in Kashmir valley. It does not potray the plight of people like you and me who left either for greener pastures or for safer havens. I left Kashmir in 1993 when my husband was picked by Indian security forces during a routine crackdown. On inquiring about his whereabouts,we were asked to identify him among some dead bodies at a local police station. I was defiant and refused to see the bodies and demanded that he be released alive. At last he was let go at a local boder security forces headquaters in Sanat Nagar. where we lived. I still have chilling memories of the day not knowing whether I will ever see him again. This is the story of countless wives and Kashmiri mothers, whose loved ones were taken by Indian security forces and disappeared in custody. What would you call it " State terror". For Kashmiri's it is never over yet . You may be having nightmares but Kashmiri's are living the nightmares of oppression, death and destruction and rape at the hands of 700,000 security forces.









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