Hindustan Times warns Modi on Kashmiri patience
New Delhi: In a recent report, the Hindustan Times has a warning to the Narendra Modi-led Indian government, highlighting the waning patience among the Kashmiri people and characterizing the situation as a ticking clock regarding Kashmiri patience.
According to the Kashmir Media Service, the report delineates a landscape of deep-seated alienation among Kashmiris, revealing profound grievances harbored against the Indian government. It underscores a prevailing discontent simmering beneath the surface, echoing the sentiments of the majority of Kashmiri people.
The Hindustan Times alludes to the historical narrative that envisions Kashmir’s freedom from India. This narrative, deeply ingrained in the Kashmiri psyche, reflects the intricate dynamics of identity and the strained relationship between Kashmir and the Indian state.
Notably absent from the report is a mention of the UN Security Council resolutions, which recognize the disputed status of Jammu and Kashmir and advocate for determining the political future of the Kashmiri people through a UN-supervised plebiscite.
In essence, the Hindustan Times report offers a nuanced portrayal of Kashmiri sentiment, shedding light on the formidable challenges of reconciliation and integration faced by the region. It serves as a poignant reminder to the Modi government of the urgent need for genuine dialogue and resolution to address the grievances of Kashmiris.
