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Originally posted by: suhaaana

If it's rape, then no matter what the army will do they will not forget it. That's the truth. But I am having a doubt on this story. 1991 was the time of seperatist movement in kashmir. There has to be something missing from this.

I don’t want to dismiss the rape. If crime went unpunished I do stand against that. But at the same time the reality of what Kashmiris did in aiding and abetting the terrorists and mass killings of KPs is also reality. They expect us to forgive and accept them despite all the atrocities - which we are trying. We have revoked article 370 and didn’t send every Kashmiri to Pakistan for their past and current sins. So hopefully they can also forgive and move forward. Imagine if they flash one ugly incident versus thousands of theirs to play victim card.

Originally posted by: suhaaana

If it's rape, then no matter what the army will do they will not forget it. That's the truth. But I am having a doubt on this story. 1991 was the time of seperatist movement in kashmir. There has to be something missing from this.

They forgot kashmiri pandit women like Girija tikku. They forgot - 'leave kashmir but leave behind your women' announcements. They forgot the rapes of hindu women during 3 or 4 of the major Exodus of Kashmiri Hindus that happened since kashmir joined India.

https://x.com/Preetam_M_Rao/status/1920071689875923295

Must read thread 👇

https://x.com/Hardy07840904/status/1916520431839805887?t=8Y2jAtdixheomfQpQnpD3A&s=19

Originally posted by: NathuPaapi

They forgot kashmiri pandit women like Girija tikku. They forgot - 'leave kashmir but leave behind your women' announcements. They forgot the rapes of hindu women during 3 or 4 of the major Exodus of Kashmiri Hindus that happened since kashmir joined India.

Unfortunately other than muslims all others are kafirs. They just see injustice to them.. that's typical muslim mentality.

Originally posted by: FBIr3port

I don’t want to dismiss the rape. If crime went unpunished I do stand against that. But at the same time the reality of what Kashmiris did in aiding and abetting the terrorists and mass killings of KPs is also reality. They expect us to forgive and accept them despite all the atrocities - which we are trying. We have revoked article 370 and didn’t send every Kashmiri to Pakistan for their past and current sins. So hopefully they can also forgive and move forward. Imagine if they flash one ugly incident versus thousands of theirs to play victim card.

That's what each and everyone of them is doing. It's not only Kashmiris. This incident has given them a reason that was otherwise not provided.

Such a powerful picture!! So proud!!

https://x.com/tinydhillon/status/1920099348823576645?s=46&t=yuCSjFbGkky3lDPQKg1B-Q

Originally posted by: NathuPaapi

Must read thread 👇

https://x.com/Hardy07840904/status/1916520431839805887?t=8Y2jAtdixheomfQpQnpD3A&s=19

I know about this. I read in history. Two prominent queens were from Kashmir. Kashmir was land of rishi kashyap if m not wrong. Our sharda peeth is also in POJK.

I was listening of gauri shankar kalyanam and the mountains it mentioned is here. So how come it's of muslims.

Originally posted by: FBIr3port

I hope people read this long post. I loved it and hence sharing

Sharing something here Bringing out true flavor of what India is … a write up on India beautifully scripted by Ajit Sivaram ;

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India isn't a country. It's a beautiful contradiction.

The world looks at us and sees chaos.

We look at the same scene and see home.

They call it noise. We call it life.

They see poverty. We see resilience.

They see crowds. We see community.

This isn't blind patriotism.

It's the complexity of loving something that refuses to be simple.

India breaks every rule of what should work. Our traffic shouldn't move, but it does. Our diversity should divide us, but it doesn't. Our democracy should collapse under its own weight, but it stands. Somehow, impossibly, magnificently - it all works. Not perfectly. Not always efficiently. But it works.

Foreigners arrive with clipboards and theories. They measure our GDP, our sanitation, our systems. They leave confused when they see joy in places their metrics said should have none. They can't understand why the same people who complain about corruption will defend India fiercely to an outsider.

Because they're looking for consistency. And India isn't consistent. It's contradictory.

We worship goddesses but struggle with women's safety. We invented zero but can't fix our potholes. We send rockets to Mars but still have villages without electricity. We touch feet in the morning and party at night. We're ancient and infant, spiritual and material, frustrating and fulfilling - all at once.

The secret that outsiders miss is this: Indians don't love India despite its problems. We love it with its problems. The chaos is part of the charm. The struggle is part of the story. The imperfection is part of the beauty.

This isn't resignation. It's a different kind of hope. Not the Western kind that demands immediate solutions, but the Eastern kind that understands time moves in cycles, not lines. That problems aren't just to be fixed but to be lived through. That joy isn't what happens when suffering ends, but what happens while you're waiting.

We don't need the world to understand India.

We just need them to accept that some things can't be understood, only experienced.

Because India isn't a place you analyze.

It's a place you surrender to.

And in that surrender, somehow, you find yourself.

Such a beautiful post

On a lighter note - 'hum logon ko samajh sako to samjho dilbar jaani' song yaad aa gaya