I agree
This refers to the article ‘His name was Khan’ by Naeem Akhter. I agree with author’s views. The murder of the 70 year old beggar is just an eye opener for the world community about what is happening in Kashmir in the name of security. The so-called largest democracy of
world can justify his murder by saying he was a Kashmiri. Yes, he was a Kashmiri but he was not a terrorist.
Javid Shafi Bhat
Hajin Sonawari
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