Kashmir issue
Sir,
It is no use to
rue over the breakdown of much hyped Summit
between Gen. Musharraf and Atal Jee. This was
almost expected but not to the extent as none
amongst (8) points materialised. The breakdown
has shrouded all gloom amongst masses unleashing
different shades of speculations.
Frankly speaking
and without any prejudice against anything,
generals are generally forthright, above politics
and diplomacy. This cannot be gainsaid. Where
Musharraf had only one agenda there Indian Govt
had (8) points. The hub and centre revolved round
the contentious issue.
Well, if Kashmir
is not a contentious issue then what is the issue
remaining a stumbling block that has clogged the
process of rapprochement and strained the
relations. Diversity and twisting of facts
pointing towards liberation of POK is a political
strategy to hoodwink the masses. This buck
passing game will not do. Alas! we refuse things
because do not have the courage to accept the
truth. And whom to blame for it; things are very
much clear. Where sincerity lapses, hypocracy
pre-dominates, there is always confusion chaos
and confrontation. Politics and diplomacy has
ruined our country as it hides reality and smears
accountability and transparency.
50 years of
independence have run out and we are not still
close to justice and economic security. With each
passing year, the hope is waning. Both heads of
government are under acute strain and stress.
Naturally, they speak the language that suits to
their survival. It is why promises and
possibilities have come to nothing. The worse
sufferers are masses, I mean Kashmiris who are
the first casualty in the barking of shells. How
long the sword of Damocles will remain hanging on
their head, God alone knows.
The game of
politics has made Kashmir a seething cauldrom of
political conspiracy spoiling the existence of a
Kashmiri. A chunk of Kashmiri Pandits were
bounded out from their hearths and homes and were
forced to seek refuge in the infernal pockets of
the country.
In the backdrop of
it, the Central Govt. will chalk out an agenda
make it transparent before initiating any further
dialogue to avoid ambiguity to normalise the
situation.
Besides, internal
crisis are more dangerous than external
incursion. Here, we should talk to the people of
Kashmir, see their difficulty as internal
assessment is more necessary to gauge the facts
from maze of controversy if we really mean to
find out a viable solution of the problem.
Yours etc....
P N Sus
129, Surya Vihar,
Talab Tillo Bohri,
Jammu.
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