@Arvind_Maurya79 I get your point, Arvind. But peace can’t be selective. If Kashmiris are expected to speak up against wrongs here, the rest of the country must also speak up against extremist violence anywhere else. We’re one nation, justice has to be equal for everyone if we want real peace.
I agree completely that people have a duty to steer leadership toward peace, and that we must call out terrorism of all kinds. But I think your point should go even further. We need universal condemnation for any form of terror, not just when it’s done in the name of Islam,
@ahmedalifayyaz@ahmedalifayyaz Role of people is more than the politicians. If people start voting leaders who are talking about development and peace in place of separation, leaders will have to bow down to people. Kashmiri people have to openly denounce the Terrorism preparators.
If the goal is truly peace and development, then we must demand accountability and justice across the board, not just for one community. What do you think? are you open to speaking out against “saffron terror” or extremist violence tied to Hindutva ideology too?
By calling for a more consistent and religiously neutral stand against all forms of terror, whether it comes from Islamist groups or radicalised Hindu militants, you would help reinforce that terrorism is not confined to one faith, and that condemning it must not be selective.