Kashmir Centre of Social and Developmental Studies has expressed heartfelt grief over the loss of precious lives.
In a statement a spokesperson of KCSDS said that “we were deeply mourning the brutal death of the handsome Shuaib and his associate when this another terrible news came which further saddened us extremely. Nobody in Kashmir could be happy or celebrate deaths like morons elsewhere. No human being worth the name could feel happy over the death and destruction.”
“The moot point to ponder is how to address the cause of this bloodshed and destruction and end it forever. But by making stark political reality of Kashmir subservient to mental categories and ‘ arsenals of specification’ the fetishization of nation’s relative cognitive frame not only abhors all forms and modes of knowing that transcend relative biased modes of understanding but the essence of truth of the historical realities is submerged under the biased ways of looking at it. Truth in this situation is devoured by narrow, misplaced, misinformed and prejudiced views and feelings ; symptoms are substituted for causes,” the spokesman said.