Laying traps
This refers to the article 'Brainwashing a generation' by M Ashraf. A Kashmiri has never accepted external rule, despite many attempts made by Delhi to change, win and control the Kashmiri mind. The concept of Azadi is in the DNA of Kashmiris. Hundreds of non-government organisations have been set up to involve the youth in varied activities and programmes. Are Kashmiri youth capable enough to save themselves from these traps which are made to appear colourful and beautiful?
Umer Majeed
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