My Unapologetically Unfiltered Unprecedented Conversation with Sajad Lone

[@oxymoron709]

Editor sahab During the "Narrative" topic something appears just for a micro second on the video may be it was Mr Engineering's clip could not even pause .😅😅

[@azeempatil3631]

Just an info slide on who Engineer Rashid is. Nothing else. The post production team seems to be having fun apparently with the hidden slide (which could just be a normal slide) and this goofy music.

[@peaces7164]

The music spoiled the interview!!!

[@anythingeverything9450]

I had to watch on mobile, to understand clearly​@@peaces7164

[@SUNILSINGH-m4u]

Jammu k leaders ka b interview lo sir

[@documentin9171]

Interesting fact: From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, if you are a son of an influential politician, then you can easily study in London.

[@anishkumbhar4962]

Very true very very true...

[@gopro_nva581]

@@documentin9171 that's the harsh reality...

[@quotesasia6207]

@@documentin9171 agreed and poor people sniff

[@kanishk5962]

*then you have already studied in London.

[@VIKRANTSINGH1991]

Then they come back and take a toll on the Indian sentiments and disturb the very core of this country which shakes everything bottoms up.

[@Zuhralone]

I thoroughly enjoyed this interview! The way he narrates his stories is truly captivating. He seems deeply connected to Kashmir, and his passion for the region really shines through in his words. One of the best interviews I've watched so far! He should definitely consider writing a book-it would be an incredible read.

[@UBAID_DAR]

❤️

[@majidkhan6002]

Indeed!

[@miftahzaffer3410]

My perception of Mr Sajad Lone has somewhat changed after seeing this interview. Been listening to age old narratives of what our elders would say.This man seems actually Nice. Thanks Samdish for changing some perceptions about the politicians of Kashmir.

[@nazu_volley_06]

Thanks man ❤

[@umar_naxir]

To be honest, mera b change hogya

[@nikrajput3022]

Ek kaaam karo bgm thoda or loud kardo bhai yeh bhi kyu hi suna rahe ho ..

[@kumarravishankar5047]

True BGM very disturbing..

[@sanjaysanj6688]

Bhai kuch baatein aisi hai jiss se ye interview bahot serious hona tha , bgm is just to lighten up the mood 😉

[@muf209]

So frustrating, and so loud music... Konsa chutua tha jisne ye music add ki... Bhai head ache ho gyaa even though I wanted to listen I couldn't!😠😤

[@PratishGolchha]

Taaki sunne wala aur dhyan se sune aur kuch sach ko dhyan se sunna zaroori hota hai naaki superficially as another BG podcast interview.. Smart..

[@asimkhan21]

Agree with this, quite loud bgm

[@pratiksanadhya3435]

The best interview till date!! Mr Lone- you rock

[@anushkapful]

Sajad Lone's mimicry of different accents from north India needs appreciation.

[@rudraaaax]

Exactly

[@bnmo8]

Yes He could be good actor, if tried

[@jeevansharma2236]

Timestap ?

[@freedom6thoct]

Oh totally!!

[@iqbalahmedkhan18]

​@@jeevansharma223628:00

[@inquistivetraveller2218]

Music is irritating , music can alter the emotions of interview

[@shivambti]

Hold your horses. For me, this old mexican bounty hunter music feels amazing. Samdish, make more videos with this them.

[@Mynkproject365]

Zoom tv ke interview bna dia music daal ke, arre baate hi interesting h, sunne do shaanti se

[@rupinderlive]

Agree - Please reupload and complete interview

[@inquistivetraveller2218]

@shivambti If u want to listen music then this is not a video for you champ

[@slashlcd]

@@shivambti agree i loved the music a lot.

[@rohitadlakha291]

Probably the best episode so far. Had goosebumps after getting to know Sajjad Lone. Thanks a zillion, Samdish for this gift❤ It's truely impossible to not like you ❤

[@firdousmir8818]

Story of hope…The story Sajad sahb told about Kaul’s condition in that room and the later resilience of that family almost brought tears in my eyes.❤

[@sachinpadhanaya1397]

Me too bro ❤

[@thedailyentertainment7373]

❤

[@arvindganjoo]

That is story of every kashmiri hindu , i am one too

[@shubhendusenroy4944]

The last 20 mins., where Mr. Lone talks about targeting of both hindus and muslims and his personal stories shed quite an illuminating light on H-M relations during 90's and beyond. In these dark polarizing times, stories of hope, resilience and warmth go a long way. Thanks, Samdish!

[@adarshkumar4383]

Muslims were not targeted for their religion but the Hindus pandits were targeted for their religion.We all know the famous slogan that was raised from mosques and written on walls in Kashmir Ralib,Galiv,Chalib/convert,die or leave.We aslo know how brutally the kashmiri pundits were tortured and murdered while in many cases their neighbours helped the terrorist About the hidden location of Kashmiri pundits.In the name of Kashmiriyat,they often try to wipe out the dark history of islamist jihad in valley in 90s against the kashmiri pundits.Remember if it had happened with Muslims they would hv made a whole big issue out of it like they make of Godhara which,was actually retaliation of that train burning incident,was nothing in front of plight of Kashmiri pundits.

[@shubhendusenroy4944]

@@adarshkumar4383 The issue of extremism was discussed in the interview. Why kill Muslims if conversion was the issue? It was only about occupying strategic land - that's what India and Pak and fighting over. No one cares about either K-pandits or K-muslims. Since 1990, about 1400 K-H and about 15,000 K-M who disagreed with Islamist jihad and the cause of K's secession from India, have been ki**ed by Paki militants. Resident K-Ms remain hopeless with 0 opportunities, and poor K-Ps have not been able to better their destiny even after several decades of migrating to refugee camps of Jammu, Delhi, Punjab and elsewhere.

[@shubhendusenroy4944]

@@adarshkumar4383 Since 1990, about 1,400 K-Hindus and nearly 15,000 K-Muslims who disagreed with Islamist jihad and the cause of Kashmir's secession from India, have been killed by Paki sponsored militants. Land occupation was the real issue - that's what Pak and India are really fighting over. No one cares about H-M, that's a ruse to polarize us. K-Ms have 0 opportunities & remain poor. K-H are still rotting in refugee camps of Jammu, Delhi and Punjab after several decades.

[@shubhendusenroy4944]

​@@adarshkumar4383 Since 1990, about 1,400 K-Hindus and nearly 15,000 K-Muslims who disagreed with Islamist jihad and the cause of Kashmir's secession from India, have been killed by Paki militants. Land occupation was the real issue - that's what Pak and India are really fighting over. No one cares about H-M, that's a ruse to polarize us. K-Ms have 0 opportunities. K-H are still rotting in ref camps of Jammu, Delhi and Punjab after several decades.

[@muslimonly1816]

@@adarshkumar4383have u heard of KUNAN POSHPORA RAPE INCIDENT WHEN HUNDREDS OF KASHMIRI WOMEN WERE RAPED IN TWO NIGHTS THAT TOO BY 5 8 ARMY MEN …DO U KNOW ASIYA NELOFAR RAPE CASE DO U KNOW ASIFA RAPE CASE ..JUST WATCHING HINDI FILMS AND CREATING A NARATIVE WHAT KIND OF TIMES U ARE LIVING IN …CHECK AMERICAN SOURCES ABOUT THESE RAPE CASES IF U CANT DIGEST FROM OURS CHECK EVEN SOME INDIAN MEDIA WHO WENT THERE THOSE LADOES ARE STILL ALIVE IN KUNAN POSHPORA A 13 year old girl was raped by 3 soldiers in one night what kind of shit are u talking ..yes pandits were tortured killed we condemn that as a Kashmiri but it doesn’t mean u r going to talk this shit here …DO ONE THING COME HERE FOR A DAY OR TWO WILL SHOW THE REAL TRUTH

[@queenbeestings]

Eye Opening Interview, I like Omar Abdullah's interviews as well but Mr. Lone's highlighting the issue of JnK, felt a more realistic and genuine to me. Thank You Samdhish

[@suhasjoshi2905]

This bastard is leader of two assemblies and where he will loose he is anti Indian supporte of pakistan

[@affanzaman6683]

​​@@suhasjoshi2905Everyone in kashmir is even kids. 😂..

[@shoaibmohammadali4324]

True

[@stopsatmikey]

​@@Lakshay-u8m He has no connections with jammu nor is he competing in that region. you are saying things like "modi only talks about india,he should think about japan too"

[@RahulRajMeena]

right

[@touseeflone6233]

What an interview man . Sajad lone is an intellectual ❤

[@uzairlone]

One thing about Kashmiri politicians is that they are very educated unlike some other politicians in India.

[@hritz3988]

Because they're all sons of rich brats who could afford to study outside India. Good English doesn't equivalence Good intentions.

[@VIKRANTSINGH1991]

That's how they were able to keep instability in the valley.

[@mirshahid8247]

@@VIKRANTSINGH1991indeed😂

[@uzairlone]

@@VIKRANTSINGH1991 could be but certainly Kashmir is no joke when it comes to politics.

[@ankitmishra55773]

Yes because their father's loot money and send them abroad to study

[@Wildwildcountry0]

Really so heartening to listen Mr.lone. One can easily find decency and truthfulness in him Salam Lone saahib.

[@lonegn4131]

First time from last two decades I saw Sajad lone praising the leadership qualities of Umar and Mehbooba publicly...a nice move. Moreover the view that Kashmir has more advantage in accepting a national party instead of regional parties is another bold and highly mature political thought.....Nice interview to watch....

[@knowledgeroom6362]

The most honest interview with Samdish till date by any celebrity/politician. Liked him more than Omar.

[@PawanRao007]

Why is that? Why did u like him?

[@knowledgeroom6362]

@@PawanRao007 I mentioned above.. It's because of his honesty.

[@PawanRao007]

@@knowledgeroom6362 u have to be really gullible to trust everything a politician is saying, coming from a family of hardcore feloned separatist.

[@RAJITSAMYAL]

Bro he was one of the people because of whom kashmiri pandit died and you liked him. Hats off man​@@knowledgeroom6362

[@ghulamhassandar4091]

Yes , omer & Dad will never speak like this; they always lie.........

[@roushankumar-pk8wu]

Samdish is creating his own space and is forming his own style of interviews, pretty soon it won’t be candid interviews rather it’ll be samdish interview, and background music didn’t even matter after a while…ardent supporter of ur work…

[@korangaps]

Sajjad Lon a very humble and nice person... First time I listen and watched him, though I had heard his name, his late father name in news through Radio since I was in high school days... But met first time through you Mr. Samdish.... Thank you and may God bless Sajjad bhai.... Love him❤... He is very good man....

[@introvertkinda2649]

I cried at the story of his sir very emotional and inspiring story.. As a kashmiri myself I pray to Almighty for the arrival of kashmiri pandits back to their hometown kashmir. Insha allah may they come back soon. This is their home clearly as much this is our.

[@sonachenab]

One of the best interview. He is such a great human. Respect.

[@harishrao1856]

It's lovely to watch the truth of Kashmiri politics by Sajad Lone . We have to see every story of Kashmiri by human angle instead of making quick judgement on them. I hope militancy & other problems of Kashmir will stop in upcoming years. We want to see a smile on the face of Kashmiri people to live life happily without any problems.

[@affanzaman6683]

Problem of kashmir will never end.

[@Cherrykims]

Thankfully there are sensible people in India

[@VIPIN4528]

​@@affanzaman6683till the time muslims and islam are there it's not going to end. Secondly the identity crisis of muslims of the whole indian subcontinent( especially Pakistan India Bangladesh) will not let them accept the truth and it will create a cognitive dissonance guilt in their psyche to be passed on from their backyard generations to their own upcoming generations.

[@Harishfartyal001]

@harishrao1856 yeah because it's created by politics they were living till date in 1947-48 indian era where all the princely states can decide whenever to go ..

[@hitzparmar1986]

Have u watched the reactions while j&k elections? Radical mindsets of evil kashmiris will never change, its not people its about ideology they have, that will never change even if u make kashmir as heaven or out of the world

[@theangelman9048]

I am a 62 years old Kashmiri, I felt and believe that Sajjad sahab expressed himself 99.99% honestly, 100% about the Kashmir Pandit Exodus.

[@Shobhits-go8di]

This is your best work! Congratulations Samdish. Thanks for not interrupting him speak

[@iam_mohitverma]

Samdish bhai, I am an Assistant Professor in Chandigarh based Govt. College. I have seen almost all your interviews.. But this one was far more than just an interview.. you have truly opened the door for kasmiri politics and narrative to mainland Indians .. I have also watched Abdullah Sahab's interview. But Lone Sahab's interview is going to be a turning point in the politics of Kashmir politics.. Mark this.. I am sharing it with my students as well.. More power to you brother ...

[@Dnspnt]

Great initiative sir

[@geozil6782]

lol, normal Kashmiri chads have gone through 20x more than this guy

[@newhope6944]

Till now there was different image of sajad lone shb in my mind injected by others btt after listening him little bit closely i can say he is a has a very intresting story which would caught your eye And after listening Umar Abdullah and sajad lone among them sajad lone shb has munch better experience than umar shb in very aspects of life ❤ Lots of love from a student of Kashmir ❤

[@NuzhatSana]

Hy rabba I don't want to Stop commenting..... but this is the the most unfiltered interview i have ever watched ❤❤❤

[@SeekingSeven]

Music is played in the background during political talks to prevent recordings from being used for anti-India Reels or content that could be misinterpreted or misused.

[@azeempatil3631]

How does music prevent this misuse?

[@Amrabatman]

@@azeempatil3631 Then it's easier to get copyright strike on youtube for someone repurposing this content for misuse

[@itjustworks4824]

you could easily remove the background music. THat is a piece of cake if it is needed to do

[@acidicascetic]

Itna dimag mat lagao, jab hai hi nahi

[@AtulPawar-u4x]

Sajjad lone you are good human being, you prove yourself in this election, you will be a gamechanger in kashmir election

[@SaurabhShankar2110]

Thanks!

[@raqeebkhan]

This interview changes one's perspective of Sajad Lone. He is more than what meets the eye.

[@ahmadfirdous5917]

Exactly

[@MuneebBhat]

Still a stooge living off the blood and sweat of Kashmiris.

[@jithinpoliyedathmohanan7237]

⁠@@MuneebBhatwho is not a stooge in Kashmir, its stooge of this side or stooge of that side, it’s about serving your people being a stooge and get the most for them for your respective Sides and stretching the law. For mainstream Indian politicians in Kashmir it’s difficult because they have to be a separatist and nationalist at the same time. Kashmir is a difficult place to rule in best of times, and still Kashmir is better than most provinces in India and all provinces in Pakistan.

[@parneetkaur416]

Loved the interview not a person who understands politics a lot but still it touched my heart ❤️ Some people are only interested in pointing out the flaws in the editing But they can’t see it as them trying something new The efforts should always be appreciated….

[@gamesandfun5110]

Hey Samdish, Please don't use loud background music in Interviews 😢

[@keshavagarwal2707]

Exactly, you're making it sound less serious.

[@SisodiaToto]

loved the music

[@SweetSourPickle]

They were going for a cowboy theme. Mr. Lone.

[@TusharBedi]

Tarantino Fonts meet Clint Eastwood background score meet Samdish Bhatia.

[@ranveerrath4566]

Bhai music hi sun le alag se..​@@SisodiaToto

[@ghulamhassandar4091]

The Best of Sajad sahib very truth We have ever heard from a kashmiri leader. Thanks Samdish❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kick_RW_Out_8912]

This was really a great interview. Knowing Mr Lone more has increased my respect for him. Knowing his story is very very very important for Indian history democracy and peace.And I would really want to see him as part of the Indian parliament someday

[@nehalsdua5280]

I saw the interview today and my perception of him has changed completely. His honesty is refreshing, hope that he wins tomorrow and is able to work for the betterment of people

[@meemansasingh3544]

Thank you to Unfiltered by Samdish for this 'unapologetically unfiltered' piece. It was beautiful, the sound, the editing, all-in-all an amazing experience like always. Thank you for being this voice in the media, truly commendable work, kudos!

[@PMS-q2l]

Lone sahib is a true gentleman , well educated and well behaved politician. He is representative of a typical Kashmiri. His family suffered a lot as did many other Muslim families like Mirwaiaz , Qazi etc. However, there is no such film depicting these sufferings. May be a Kashmir Files 2 is needed to showcase the sufferings of the majority. 🙏

[@sakibjaved8359]

I was always curious about Sajad Lone’s story, Thank you Samdish❤

[@tahirkhan4112]

The best i have seen kashmiri leader speak , always been fan of sajad saheb's intellect. Samdish bhai lots of love from kashmir.

[@suvajitchakrabarty8990]

Can I just say this is one of D best interviews I have ever watched!! Samdish you are definitely one of the best anchors in the whole world! The production's experiment with dramatising the narratives is on point!!! Loved it!

[@sawbonescadet835]

Sajjad is more relatable to a common Kashmiri than Omar , thats what I can decipher comparing the two interviews.

[@FarhafarooqReshi]

True

[@ghulamhassandar4091]

Yes , that is true ...

[@uzairr_wanii]

No he's not. Sajjad sat in the lap of BJP post 2014 and would sing songs in praise of Modi during the alliance government. No Kashmiri has forgotten that.

[@ghulamhassandar4091]

@@uzairr_wanii All are sailing in same boat. Omer was minister in Vajpaye govt . They are killers of kashmiri youth ....

[@sawbonescadet835]

@@uzairr_wanii omer was a cabinet minister as well , I dont ally with either but to me what Sajjad has been through is what most of us did more or less.Omer on the other hand has lived a posh life which most of us cant relate he is trying to fit in by political gimmick like using a topi , trying to speak kashmiri but thats something which isn’t natural

[@RigelVision]

Who TF ruined this interview with that loudass BGM, what a shame. Interview was great tbh 👍🏻👍🏻

[@subhamghosh2147]

Mukhtar Lone.. credits dekho

[@AyushKumar-ol2gr]

Mukhtar lone ne audio record kiya hai interview ka, bgm toh editor lagata hai jo Dhirendra Kumar ne lagaya hai. ​@@subhamghosh2147

[@mohdelyask]

the music was very distracting, not at all suitable and very loud, and the seriousness vanished, whiule watching i was afraid when will it start. The editor did a bad job in this one.

[@yuganderkrishansingh3733]

Sajjad lone is an interesting charcter. The story of hope was the best part tbh...the way Mr Lone narrated the part..mesmerizing...absolutely brilliant...Thnx for the interview...

[@AbHiShEkdAS1505]

Really appreciate this interview with Sajad Lone! These kinds of honest conversations are so important, especially in today’s polarizing climate. It’s a great way to learn from our history and understand different perspectives. We need more of this thoughtful content to help us make informed decisions for the future. Keep bringing these voices to the table

[@humayunmir5563]

He is probably the most misunderstood kashmiri politician. May God bless him and his father. Great people.

[@Shahhussain1-x4h]

I was so engrossed in the material that i didn't notice the background music everyone is commenting about.

[@LuckySidhu-ln6vk]

Same

[@Innovationbharat001]

True

[@prernasarsar1690]

that means you don't get distracted easily which is an amazing quality. wish I had the same😅

[@vikashpratapsingh7307]

Exactly.. main toh even pdha liya tha saare comments pehle hi, uske baad bhi itna gum ho gaya ji pta hi nhi chala..🙂

[@Dophinsarecool]

This one hit hard ! from hating every kashmiri politician to loving this one ❤

[@prashantchaudhar1492]

This interview surely made me a fan of sajjad lone . Very interesting enjoyable and quiet mix of muiltiple emotions . Kudos to samdhishs interview skills...

[@samaaqib8592]

My perception of sajad lone has completely changed Probably best episode ever❤

[@sonachenab]

Sajad lone, you are a great human and angel for me. Leave poltics and live your live. Be blessed sir.

[@quotesasia6207]

For sure there are differences between kashmiri politicians but they are well educated and in Jammu region it is different .

[@drsmitakumar1]

Very good interview! Samdish I love your ability to interview such personalities with so much ease, you make it look so effortless but I can only imagine the solid research you have done to prep for it (Also your own expertise about politics is commendable). What an insightful "narrative" from Mr. Lone. Thank you for bringing this to us, I learnt a lot today. p.s. There is something odd with the sound, it was so heard to hear.

[@sanjeevkamal4068]

samdish bhai....you hit gems in Kashmir. This one probably the best among your works. Fantastic work by team. Documentary standard.

[@lalitjaisingh5902]

i am watching this at 4:AM Morning and trust me it's worth it. Lone sahab you are a good man and waiting for your book.

[@Tawseef_Ahmad786]

I am feeling proud to be his supporter and voted for him. And he is candidate from my Constituency.

[@gamesandfun5110]

When He Said: Meri mother bhi dekhegi ❤

[@azeempatil3631]

Hope you guys re-upload this great interview with fixed audio

[@mohammadahmadrocks]

If Samdish Sir had not done this interview, I would never have known in my entire life that there was any such person like Sajjan Lone. Thank you Samdish.❤

[@Aamiralibhatt]

My opinion about sajad lone changed after this interview. He's the most honest politician in kashmir. If he fights for srinagar in future. I am definitely voting for him❤

[@fayazvar3948]

I don't want this interview to be ended.

[@shraddhajadhav9683]

Today I realised that how illiterate 😮😮😮😮I'm about last 40 years of Kashmir ? Thank you Lone Sir and Samdish Sir 🙏🙏

[@PRIME990-rz3ye]

That type of brutal interrogation happened with thousands of kashmiri at that time. Even now also and more than brutal 🫣😑

[@sssss368]

Damn!!! Mr. Lone... you made me cry in those last minutes. Many things came up in my mind at different stages of this podcast and I wanted to write all of them. U r jovial fun and sincere. I so so wish u do well in the elections. I would like to meet u in person someday. P.S- from Patna (Bihar)

[@Aamiralibhatt]

I will be the First one to read sajad lones book❤

[@thedailyentertainment7373]

Today on 1st October many Kashmiri Pandits voted for him. If he gets a good amount of Muslim votes he might be winning both the Seats (Handwara&Kupwara). Bumper Kashmiri Pandit Voting in his Favor.

[@iamhusain94]

One of the most open interview ever.. Honestly and unfortunately I didn't know who Sajjad Lone is.. now I know. It's great to hear an open minded person, who saw Kashmir & Kashmiris both from the lens of both India and Pakistan. I am glad that humanity in India is always alive, even during the most difficult times.

[@hritz3988]

Only a dumb person would come to judgements after watching an hour long podcast where only one side is speaking.

[@mohammadhaneefkhan6731]

It seems they are testing different background score to create a band. Editing is not good especially the background score. This made Sajjad’s voice suppressed under the background score.

[@amitmehta983]

use a good pair of earphones

[@mohammadhaneefkhan6731]

Well, this is new. A good pair of earphones would minimise the background score and enhance the voice of interviewee.

[@yavarahad6711]

Great Interview.Had heard things about Sajad Lone sb,his forthright nature.But Samdish ,this one is nothing short of a rediscovery,a revelation so to speak .👍👍

[@sadiqalikhan7800]

I thoroughly enjoyed this interview! Thank You Samdish, best episode

[@arjun08090]

The problem with national discourse about Kashmir is that the citizenry that has never and probably will never step on its soil has very strong opinions about anything and everything Kashmir We refuse to sympathise or empathise even and yet have expectations about how they should see what is happening around them. State sponsored violence is not just in Kashmir. It has happened in most other counties and will happen whenever state is given a free hand to apprehend arrest kill whoever they want. India does extend in between Kashmir and Kanyakumari but that does not mean we must have the same attitude towards both.

[@shiprapassi2969]

I have never seen a truer and more conscious comment before.

[@ankitmishra55773]

Solution bhi batado romantic idea of pain and Kashmir tu bata diya like everyone...

[@siki-z8s]

I wish I could like this comment zillion times, thank you for bringing in nuance to the discourse on Kashmir, I wish more people could come to terms with it. A heartfelt thanks from a Kashmiri.

[@ankitmishra55773]

@@arjun08090 sab thanks kar rahe hu solution koi nahi de raha this is exactly what's wrong in today's hypocritical and politically correct world and that's why kashmir stands where it does...no one wants to address real issues and take diff decisions that fix the issues than keep it under the carpet . Iv stayed worked in kashmir so i know what I'm talking about ...don't fall for this romanticized idea kashmiri politicians try to push...

[@ankitlamba4253]

Let me explain you why there is strong opinion about kashmir, kashmir was and is same as rest of India, sub nationalism exist in every part of India but not to an extent that it takes shape of militancy, violence, genocide and led to exodus of fellow citizens. Lone himself admitted that there were no armed forces in kashmir before brutal face of militancy, it was after 1985-90, the period of darkness in which Kashmiri Muslims along with Pakistan were involved, to curb that militancy India used force. And when you use force, to interrogate, you will certainly not worship them, human rights abuse is bound to happen. Now your response may be that militancy was because of rigged elections, rigged elections might have added fuel to fire but it is never cause of it. Rigged elections happened in most part of India , many a times wrongly president's rule was Imposed, India's democracy was in new born face , it was evolving that's why you have never seen any majorly rigged elections after 2000 and no wrongly applied president's rule because of various supreme court judgements and mature democracy. Tali do hatho se bajti hai , we should never forget that. (You should visit manifesto of separatist leaders during 1987 election which includes execution of sharia law, if not rigged elections, the newly formed would have been dismissed by president) although it is just assumption

[@TROYELLIOT]

good conversation, very unfiltered. Well done both of you.

[@aasimarsalan1]

Indeeed Among all the Kashmiri Politicians SAJAD LONE has seen the Period of torment and sufferings. He Definitely is the Son of the SHER -E- KASHMIR Shaheed Abdul Gani Lone who was assisinated . The Best Leader who understands the pain amd miseries of Common People.

[@pushpendrapandey8182]

I had previously seen him and his father in negative light, this interview cleared the air around, put perspective to many things. Also Lone Sahab narrates well.

[@NuzhatSana]

i never knew sajad lone was this much brave these are the stories i have heard from my grandpa this is so accurate the way he said mjhe jeena hai only privileged people can talk .....hats off

[@tazeemrashid4768]

We Kashmiris do not have any inclination towards Pakistan. We faced tough times, but that was due to politics and Pakistani extremists. However, we have loved our country from birth.

[@PawanRao007]

I personally think there is no problem in that! I love my village more than Ahirwal, Ahirwal more than Haryana, Haryana more than India. If it comes to choose between Haryana and India, it'll be Haryana anyday.

[@lawfighter2023]

​@@PawanRao007 bro voting for bjp or cong this time? 😅

[@PawanRao007]

@@lawfighter2023 ain't no way m declaring that on internet 😂

[@lawfighter2023]

@@PawanRao007 arey kashmir me thodi rehte hai hum 😂😂

[@PawanRao007]

@@lawfighter2023 baat to sahi h. Dekho govt. to change chaiye, but humara candidate bjp ka accha h 😅. Last din tak dekhenge, overall Bjp strong hoti lagi to Cong wale ko daal aunga.

[@Shorts-yz3nh]

its impossible to not like him . well said , its the best line i could use for samdish bhatia. and yes you are right kashmiri people do watch your videos..

[@romitshah5586]

When he said: main stream politics me jyada paisa h is the correct way to understand politics'

[@JagdeepSingh-xu1uz]

Best interview so far .....loved to see the diversity and appreciate the courage to speak against the narratives regardless some people may not like it..... Major learning: He was got beaten by Army but he still didn't pick up the gun and started fighting, and most loved line " If I dont want my son to pick up the gun and start bloodshed, how come I can expect my neighour's son to do it

[@MsFm29]

Another stellar interview. Thank you for sharing this 🙌🏽

[@zaid1920]

No music please during interview...trying new thing....good....thing not so good

[@rj7892]

lol

[@anilkoul8739]

We Kashmiri Pandits like him.

[@jkssbncertmcqs.6741]

Sajjad Gani Lone sb is a great leader of Kashmir.

[@candynafae2953]

He is soooooo candid here........made me respect him......

[@JehangirMir-b9f]

🌀

[@kizilelma2762]

That's what a powerful politician has to face in Kashmir, I just can't even imagine what voiceless commoners are going through 😢

[@aamirclear]

Beautiful interview Mr. Samdish, one small feedback, need to reduce pitch of the background sound - rest look perfect to me - Keep it good work sir

[@arsalanwani9842]

The only video of my life in which I did not tap twice on the right screen so that I can move fast . This video was very important for us because we can get to know who the real sajad is . .. I hope his negative image will be gone now .

[@shubhendusenroy4944]

Between Sajjad Lone and Omar Abdullah's interview, the class disparity between them and their consequent treatment by Delhi is perhaps apparent.

[@danishnoor4]

Beautiful Interview Samdish, your interactions are always worth it. Long live Kashmir

[@shashwat0khurana]

Bhai you should start doing meetups. There's a legion you can inspire by meeting them. The intricate balance that you have is very very rare.

[@ZEEVAA111]

This is the very first time I m watching sajad sbs video

[@MansoorQureshi0]

This is hands down the best Convo I've ever experienced...❤❤

[@samvitrawal]

Lone family was my neighbors in Sanat Nagar/Rawalpora. This is a brilliant interview, Sajjad has shown what to say and how to say to the media. Most politicians make a fool of themselves but Sajjad just hit the ball out of the BSF ground (Where he and his brother used to play cricket)

[@TA-et8mv]

Don't remove the music as people are complaining about . Its good . The people who are complaining has problem with everything. There is 4.4 K likes on this video as of my comment posting. Keep the video as it is .

[@Faiz_0208]

First View, First Like, First Comment ❤

[@Jatinverma8]

To kya mila tujhe😂

[@RashidAnsari-d5e]

yah sab krte krte zindagi nikal jaige

[@shabirhussain1403]

Sajad Lone Sab zindabad ❤️✊

[@nitsridiaries3103]

Watched the whole unfiltered video Here comes the 👍🏻👍🏻like Loved the unheard stories of his life I had a different perception of this person maybe arrogant 😅but now it seems he isn't at all.

[@kr.samanjashya]

Wow! Such an account. Terrific work. Thank you.

[@directglobal7283]

WHY SO creative by add in MUSIC😂😂😅

[@Prateekchannel22]

Samdish themself😂

[@directglobal7283]

Those less creative can now check out without music