Dr Muzzamil Ayyub Thakur argues Kashmir's fight for independence is as justified as India's was 5/6

[@showkatpakhtoon3562]

As a kashmiri i assure you he has just touch the tip of iceberg the actual situation is significantly worse,trust me there are people whose are even afraid to comment now.

[@GashaWani-lt2jo]

Exactly bro.

[@8bit_Cobra]

Lolll, your name shows who you really are😂😂..you are a pashtun masquerading as kashmiri here

[@surajpandey2367]

@@GashaWani-lt2jo pro who had started to worsening situation,is it India or Pakistan or Kashmir itself who made mass exodus of Kashmiri pandit and who still called militant (muzahidin) a martyr when they killed while doing massacre ok kashmir nowhere else .India taxpayer money is getting there's for ata dal you guys and say that it only ones siede wrong doings is not any sense of modern wisdom where there's reason. I agree with you that' at some junction you guys are suffering from Army but ultimately it it those militant and terrorist for whom search makes you suffer from the military.its like gehun ke sath ghum bhi pisa jata hain.for that soory.aprt from 8 can't give much schooling to you here. Thank and think judicially. Bro i can't say much more

[@distroyer366]

it will be good if you see the situation in pok and compare both of the side .

[@arpitpandey7797]

*As a Kashmiri from Pakistan Occupied Kashmir. Don't hide behind the bush buddy!

[@Itz_Skyper]

As Kashmiri i say that whatever mr muzamil said is 100% true The indian army in Kashmir called (R.R) are so merciless , they came to my villege used us as human shield while searching homes , they also used pepper gas for no reason, my mother is an asthmatic she nearly died due to the burning sensation, they don't look at us as humans, Indian media shows that everything is fine here ,but in reality they treat us like animals

[@distroyer366]

SO you can go to pakistan where they treat you like a pig, don't forget what they are doing to balochistan.

[@mrshku786]

But unfortunately few people are stabbing our back bro 😢❤

[@Syeddd1245]

So true

[@akshitkumar6590]

Yaa bro it's so true 😅 , I thanks to indian government for giving high speed internet access in kashmir so that most of the comments section are kashmiries and i think that Kashmiri populations eventually surpasses the Indian population. These Pakistani Muslims never understand what they gave to their society and their people .😅

[@SalikBhat-m9q]

​@akshitkumar6590 who are you to even give us something!!! Most of the electricity provided to you is by us, so just don't pamper!!!

[@jumimaqbool9289]

As a kashmiri i can confirm that he is 100% correct and the indians who dont know 1 % about kashmir will be arguing that he is wrong

[@MEHARBAAN-MRM]

As a kashmir its so peaceful to see someone finally proving it by history. ..it was of kashmiris will be theirs

[@mickieminni3204]

Let’s set the record straight: 1. Allegations Without Evidence: India has been subjected to a barrage of allegations concerning Kashmir, ranging from Kushanposhpora to fabricated tales of torture camps. Yet, these accusations often evaporate under scrutiny, relying on anecdotal claims without substantiation. Justice demands evidence, not politically motivated fiction. One cannot ignore how such narratives are weaponized in Pakistan's information warfare-a nation that consistently ranks among the world's worst in press freedom and transparency. A house built on propaganda cannot withstand the winds of truth. 2. Kashmir’s Rich History Predating the Mughals: The history of Kashmir did not dawn with the arrival of the Mughals; it shines as a cradle of Indic civilisation. The region hosted the Fourth Buddhist Council under Emperor Kanishka, cementing its role as a bastion of Buddhist thought. It is home to Shaivism's profound philosophical texts, like the Spanda-Karikas, and ancient Hindu sites like the Martand Sun Temple. The contribution of Kashmir to Sanskrit literature, including Kalhana’s Rajatarangini, is unparalleled. These echoes of history resound with the voices of all Indic faiths-Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, and later Sikhism-testament to its profound pluralistic legacy. 3. Pakistan’s “Bleeding India with a Thousand Cuts” Policy: The instability in Kashmir is not organic but orchestrated. Pakistan, in its own words, has sought to "bleed India with a thousand cuts," using Kashmir as a pawn in its geopolitical games. From arming and training insurgents to promoting cross-border terrorism, Pakistan has invested in chaos, not peace. This strategy has not only bled India but also hemorrhaged Pakistan’s own credibility, with international organizations openly condemning its role in fostering terrorism. 4. Kashmiri Pandits and the Overlooked Ethnic Cleansing: The selective narrative surrounding Kashmir conveniently omits the ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Pandits in the 1990s-a modern-day tragedy of forced exodus, systematic violence, and stolen heritage. Homes were seized, assets appropriated, and a community annihilated in their homeland. Those who claim to fight for justice in Kashmir must first address this glaring atrocity, perpetrated not by foreign invaders but by neighbours turned oppressors. Silence here speaks volumes of selective morality. 5. The UNSC Resolution Misinterpretation: The oft-parroted UNSC resolution on Kashmir was advisory, requiring Pakistan to withdraw its forces before any plebiscite could be considered. Pakistan never adhered to this precondition, thereby invalidating the resolution's applicability. Blaming India for Pakistan's failure to uphold international commitments is not just dishonest but absurd. Moreover, invoking this decades-old resolution today, in a radically different geopolitical and demographic reality, is an exercise in anachronistic fantasy. 6. Progress in Kashmir: Recent years have witnessed transformative progress in Kashmir. Infrastructure development, rising literacy rates, and new political voices like Afzal Guru’s brother joining the mainstream signal a brighter future. Attempts to re-ignite divisive narratives are not only devious but also an affront to the aspirations of a flourishing populace. The people of Kashmir deserve peace and progress, not perpetual exploitation for vested interests. 7. Ladakh Is Not Kashmir: A brief geography lesson is in order: Ladakh was never part of Kashmir, and its people share distinct ethnic, cultural, and linguistic identities. Kashmir is not a monolith, and conflating its diverse groups erases the voices of many, including the Gujjars, Bakarwals, and Ladakhis. Secular India celebrates this diversity, giving representation to all. Contrast this with Pakistan’s abysmal track record-shrinking minorities, economic desperation, and a failed state narrative that serves as a cautionary tale for the world.

[@pheonix284]

He's a kashmiri and his father was the first kashmiri Nuclear scientist...🌚

[@mickieminni3204]

@@pheonix284 Let’s set the record straight: 1. Allegations Without Evidence: India has been subjected to a barrage of allegations concerning Kashmir, ranging from Kushanposhpora to fabricated tales of torture camps. Yet, these accusations often evaporate under scrutiny, relying on anecdotal claims without substantiation. Justice demands evidence, not politically motivated fiction. One cannot ignore how such narratives are weaponized in Pakistan's information warfare-a nation that consistently ranks among the world's worst in press freedom and transparency. A house built on propaganda cannot withstand the winds of truth. 2. Kashmir’s Rich History Predating the Mughals: The history of Kashmir did not dawn with the arrival of the Mughals; it shines as a cradle of Indic civilisation. The region hosted the Fourth Buddhist Council under Emperor Kanishka, cementing its role as a bastion of Buddhist thought. It is home to Shaivism's profound philosophical texts, like the Spanda-Karikas, and ancient Hindu sites like the Martand Sun Temple. The contribution of Kashmir to Sanskrit literature, including Kalhana’s Rajatarangini, is unparalleled. These echoes of history resound with the voices of all Indic faiths-Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, and later Sikhism-testament to its profound pluralistic legacy. 3. Pakistan’s “Bleeding India with a Thousand Cuts” Policy: The instability in Kashmir is not organic but orchestrated. Pakistan, in its own words, has sought to "bleed India with a thousand cuts," using Kashmir as a pawn in its geopolitical games. From arming and training insurgents to promoting cross-border terrorism, Pakistan has invested in chaos, not peace. This strategy has not only bled India but also hemorrhaged Pakistan’s own credibility, with international organizations openly condemning its role in fostering terrorism. 4. Kashmiri Pandits and the Overlooked Ethnic Cleansing: The selective narrative surrounding Kashmir conveniently omits the ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Pandits in the 1990s-a modern-day tragedy of forced exodus, systematic violence, and stolen heritage. Homes were seized, assets appropriated, and a community annihilated in their homeland. Those who claim to fight for justice in Kashmir must first address this glaring atrocity, perpetrated not by foreign invaders but by neighbours turned oppressors. Silence here speaks volumes of selective morality. 5. The UNSC Resolution Misinterpretation: The oft-parroted UNSC resolution on Kashmir was advisory, requiring Pakistan to withdraw its forces before any plebiscite could be considered. Pakistan never adhered to this precondition, thereby invalidating the resolution's applicability. Blaming India for Pakistan's failure to uphold international commitments is not just dishonest but absurd. Moreover, invoking this decades-old resolution today, in a radically different geopolitical and demographic reality, is an exercise in anachronistic fantasy. 6. Progress in Kashmir: Recent years have witnessed transformative progress in Kashmir. Infrastructure development, rising literacy rates, and new political voices like Afzal Guru’s brother joining the mainstream signal a brighter future. Attempts to re-ignite divisive narratives are not only devious but also an affront to the aspirations of a flourishing populace. The people of Kashmir deserve peace and progress, not perpetual exploitation for vested interests. 7. Ladakh Is Not Kashmir: A brief geography lesson is in order: Ladakh was never part of Kashmir, and its people share distinct ethnic, cultural, and linguistic identities. Kashmir is not a monolith, and conflating its diverse groups erases the voices of many, including the Gujjars, Bakarwals, and Ladakhis. Secular India celebrates this diversity, giving representation to all. Contrast this with Pakistan’s abysmal track record-shrinking minorities, economic desperation, and a failed state narrative that serves as a cautionary tale for the world.

[@TJayZ07]

Why mention only the last 500 years of rulers 2:17? Why not mention the region's real history and the bloody campaign of islam there? The west's sympathy towards radical fundamentalists has hurt them in the past. Clap and cheer for jihad in the halls but what goes outside will disappoint them certainly.

[@TJayZ07]

And kashmiris were always a part of Hindu Bharat. We are not enemies of islam we are enemies of terrorism, seperatism and fundamentalism which is fueled by religious and ethnic hatred ingrained in children's minds as early as 6.

[@baazil3997]

As a kashmiri we are afraid even comment down our opinion. Thanks to INDIA

[@The_VortexGames]

True man but who cares FK INDIA

[@TJayZ07]

As Indians we are really sorry for atrocities but we and only we will also provide economic, social and political freedom to Kashmir. Vande Mataram

[@reyazbhat8132]

@@TJayZ07 does that justify....??? unable to write reality

[@ankitrana306]

@@reyazbhat8132 what do u want to write? write it man , we are pro free speech. speak truth , why u r afraid to speak truth???

[@Yadavmulla2563]

u r pakistani bro

[@simpleadvices]

As a citizen of Indian Administered Jammu and Kashmir. I agree with the words of this gentleman.

[@mickieminni3204]

Let’s set the record straight: 1. *Allegations Without Evidence*: India has been subjected to a barrage of allegations concerning Kashmir, ranging from Kushanposhpora to fabricated tales of torture camps. Yet, these accusations often evaporate under scrutiny, relying on anecdotal claims without substantiation. Justice demands evidence, not politically motivated fiction. One cannot ignore how such narratives are weaponized in Pakistan's information warfare-a nation that consistently ranks among the world's worst in press freedom and transparency. A house built on propaganda cannot withstand the winds of truth. 2. *Kashmir’s Rich History Predating the Mughals*: The history of Kashmir did not dawn with the arrival of the Mughals; it shines as a cradle of Indic civilisation. The region hosted the Fourth Buddhist Council under Emperor Kanishka, cementing its role as a bastion of Buddhist thought. It is home to Shaivism's profound philosophical texts, like the Spanda-Karikas, and ancient Hindu sites like the Martand Sun Temple. The contribution of Kashmir to Sanskrit literature, including Kalhana’s Rajatarangini, is unparalleled. These echoes of history resound with the voices of all Indic faiths-Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, and later Sikhism-testament to its profound pluralistic legacy. 3. *Pakistan’s “Bleeding India with a Thousand Cuts” Policy*: The instability in Kashmir is not organic but orchestrated. Pakistan, in its own words, has sought to "bleed India with a thousand cuts," using Kashmir as a pawn in its geopolitical games. From arming and training insurgents to promoting cross-border terrorism, Pakistan has invested in chaos, not peace. This strategy has not only bled India but also hemorrhaged Pakistan’s own credibility, with international organizations openly condemning its role in fostering terrorism. 4. *Kashmiri Pandits and the Overlooked Ethnic Cleansing*: The selective narrative surrounding Kashmir conveniently omits the ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Pandits in the 1990s-a modern-day tragedy of forced exodus, systematic violence, and stolen heritage. Homes were seized, assets appropriated, and a community annihilated in their homeland. Those who claim to fight for justice in Kashmir must first address this glaring atrocity, perpetrated not by foreign invaders but by neighbours turned oppressors. Silence here speaks volumes of selective morality. 5. *The UNSC Resolution Misinterpretation*: The oft-parroted UNSC resolution on Kashmir was advisory, requiring Pakistan to withdraw its forces before any plebiscite could be considered. Pakistan never adhered to this precondition, thereby invalidating the resolution's applicability. Blaming India for Pakistan's failure to uphold international commitments is not just dishonest but absurd. Moreover, invoking this decades-old resolution today, in a radically different geopolitical and demographic reality, is an exercise in anachronistic fantasy. 6. *Progress in Kashmir*: Recent years have witnessed transformative progress in Kashmir. Infrastructure development, rising literacy rates, and new political voices like Afzal Guru’s brother joining the mainstream signal a brighter future. Attempts to re-ignite divisive narratives are not only devious but also an affront to the aspirations of a flourishing populace. The people of Kashmir deserve peace and progress, not perpetual exploitation for vested interests. 7. *Ladakh Is Not Kashmir*: A brief geography lesson is in order: Ladakh was never part of Kashmir, and its people share distinct ethnic, cultural, and linguistic identities. Kashmir is not a monolith, and conflating its diverse groups erases the voices of many, including the Gujjars, Bakarwals, and Ladakhis. Secular India celebrates this diversity, giving representation to all. Contrast this with Pakistan’s abysmal track record-shrinking minorities, economic desperation, and a failed state narrative that serves as a cautionary tale for the world. And there is no Indian Administered Jammu and Kashmir. It is J&K, and Pakistan occupied Kashmir.

[@yofit3739]

@@mickieminni3204 soon POK wil be part india

[@mickieminni3204]

@@yofit3739, inshallah.

[@navedunabi5911]

I am a kashmiri and I vote for Muzammil

[@MOKSH_J_K]

Zero value of your vote 😂😂😂

[@shivammalikO1]

Go to Pakistan and vote for him 🤡🤡🤣🤣

[@pankajaggarwal8199]

Who's stopping u from going to Pakistan

[@IDKanything-0]

@@pankajaggarwal8199 His love for his land (Kashmir)

[@IDKanything-0]

@@MOKSH_J_K Zero value of your existence.

[@Ayaz-358]

Being a Kashmiri, I am telling you that this is absolutely true ✨

[@ayushverma5382]

prove it, say things is not a parameter. nothing has ever been true since everyone will believe whatever they are told like my Kashmiri friends deny that anything bad happened to Kashmiri pandits.

[@yaminhaqani6387]

@@ayushverma5382 there is nothing to prove. You talk about kashmiri pundits, as per RTI report only 85 pundits died, now wanna compare that to how many muslims died in Kashmir during the same time period? What about the jammu massacre of muslims? But i guess you won't know that

[@Ayaz-358]

@ayushverma5382 1947 m kashmiriyon k saath kya hua tha Jammu m?

[@TajamulDar-lq9vs]

​@@ayushverma5382As per RTI report, only 85 pundits died, now compare that to how many Kashmiri Muslims died during the same time period. And what about the Jammu muslim massacre?

[@yaminhaqani6387]

@@ayushverma5382 as per RTI report, only 85 Kashmiri pandits di*d, now wanna compare that number to kashmiri muslims during that same time period? Or you wanna talk about muslim m*ssacre in Jammu?

[@brett7958]

As a white Christian American male! The Kashmiri guy nailed it! Well said!

[@shainpv]

@@brett7958 ...like Trump nailing it hard for the Canadians and Greenlanders and the Danes irrespective of their skin tone.

[@The_VortexGames]

Ikr...and everything he said was 100% correct

[@shshht9]

Thank you, from a Kashmiri muslim ❤

[@mickieminni3204]

Let’s set the record straight: 1. *Allegations Without Evidence*: India has been subjected to a barrage of allegations concerning Kashmir, ranging from Kushanposhpora to fabricated tales of torture camps. Yet, these accusations often evaporate under scrutiny, relying on anecdotal claims without substantiation. Justice demands evidence, not politically motivated fiction. One cannot ignore how such narratives are weaponized in Pakistan's information warfare-a nation that consistently ranks among the world's worst in press freedom and transparency. A house built on propaganda cannot withstand the winds of truth. 2. *Kashmir’s Rich History Predating the Mughals*: The history of Kashmir did not dawn with the arrival of the Mughals; it shines as a cradle of Indic civilisation. The region hosted the Fourth Buddhist Council under Emperor Kanishka, cementing its role as a bastion of Buddhist thought. It is home to Shaivism's profound philosophical texts, like the Spanda-Karikas, and ancient Hindu sites like the Martand Sun Temple. The contribution of Kashmir to Sanskrit literature, including Kalhana’s Rajatarangini, is unparalleled. These echoes of history resound with the voices of all Indic faiths-Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, and later Sikhism-testament to its profound pluralistic legacy. 3. *Pakistan’s “Bleeding India with a Thousand Cuts” Policy*: The instability in Kashmir is not organic but orchestrated. Pakistan, in its own words, has sought to "bleed India with a thousand cuts," using Kashmir as a pawn in its geopolitical games. From arming and training insurgents to promoting cross-border terrorism, Pakistan has invested in chaos, not peace. This strategy has not only bled India but also hemorrhaged Pakistan’s own credibility, with international organizations openly condemning its role in fostering terrorism. 4. *Kashmiri Pandits and the Overlooked Ethnic Cleansing*: The selective narrative surrounding Kashmir conveniently omits the ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Pandits in the 1990s-a modern-day tragedy of forced exodus, systematic violence, and stolen heritage. Homes were seized, assets appropriated, and a community annihilated in their homeland. Those who claim to fight for justice in Kashmir must first address this glaring atrocity, perpetrated not by foreign invaders but by neighbours turned oppressors. Silence here speaks volumes of selective morality. 5. *The UNSC Resolution Misinterpretation*: The oft-parroted UNSC resolution on Kashmir was advisory, requiring Pakistan to withdraw its forces before any plebiscite could be considered. Pakistan never adhered to this precondition, thereby invalidating the resolution's applicability. Blaming India for Pakistan's failure to uphold international commitments is not just dishonest but absurd. Moreover, invoking this decades-old resolution today, in a radically different geopolitical and demographic reality, is an exercise in anachronistic fantasy. 6. *Progress in Kashmir*: Recent years have witnessed transformative progress in Kashmir. Infrastructure development, rising literacy rates, and new political voices like Afzal Guru’s brother joining the mainstream signal a brighter future. Attempts to re-ignite divisive narratives are not only devious but also an affront to the aspirations of a flourishing populace. The people of Kashmir deserve peace and progress, not perpetual exploitation for vested interests. 7. *Ladakh Is Not Kashmir*: A brief geography lesson is in order: Ladakh was never part of Kashmir, and its people share distinct ethnic, cultural, and linguistic identities. Kashmir is not a monolith, and conflating its diverse groups erases the voices of many, including the Gujjars, Bakarwals, and Ladakhis. Secular India celebrates this diversity, giving representation to all. Contrast this with Pakistan’s abysmal track record-shrinking minorities, economic desperation, and a failed state narrative that serves as a cautionary tale for the world.

[@Avantika005]

Ask your Christian brown and black brothers what is their condition in pakistan,Nigeria and other muslim majority countries

[@RatherZee-t6s]

We the kashmiris will never forget Will never forgive,the atrocities and tortures committed on us by india.

[@Yawermusharafali]

And what about atrocities by terrorists and radicalisers from the very beginning? What about Pandits, whose villages were renamed, whose temples were burnt, whose lands were grabbed?

[@RatherZee-t6s]

@Yawermusharafali we will never forget that as well,that is unacceptable aswell. But don't try to justify the Indian army atrocities since ages by saying that okay

[@RatherZee-t6s]

@Yawermusharafali have you forgot ASIYA NELOFAR rape and murder Have you forgot Konan pushpora case where an women of entire village from age group 13-50 were raped by Indian army and even those women who were 9 months pregnant were also not speared Have you forgot the 3 year old baby girl who was in her mother's lap in DH pora kulgam shot in her eye death, what was here crime. Have you forgot 22 year old boy from Srinagar maisuma who was crushed intentionally by security forces under there vehicle tyre . If you forgot all this then believe there is not even an millimetre of humanity left in your heart

[@RatherZee-t6s]

@Yawermusharafali I can count hundreds and even thousands of such cases ,where the people of kashmir were at the recieving end ,the years will pass telling you those incidents but the story will remain unfinished, And the irony is those people who committed such crimes were not punished by the law The truth is that they were praised as heroes at places 😞😞

[@Microobserver]

You are talking like a terrorist

[@SahilWani2001]

More power to you Mannn!!! You truly and transparently represented the sentiments of your fellows Kashmiris...❤ from Pulwama, Endian occupied Kashmir

[@YasirRather123]

As a kashmiri...we are psychological tortured by fanatic indians😢😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭.....i vote Mr muzamil😭😭😭😭😭

[@Baloch-i7j]

Jihad q ni krty?

[@RR-wp8jt]

​@@Baloch-i7j they're tired now. They thought they could hide their skeletons in their closet for a long time. A good chunk of Indians have seen them.

[@Baloch-i7j]

@@gash_tarukh khena kiaa chahty ho Bhai?

[@niharmehta2044]

Why did Kashmiris physically tortured and killed their Hindu brothers back in 1990? That is the definition of fanaticism. Defending a country's sovereignty is not fanaticism. Only the separatists and their supporters are psychologically tortured. Look at Muslims in Gujarat, they are now living in harmony and are one of the most successful business communities in India. Why don't you learn from them?

[@aabidramzan]

So proud of you man... You're the voice of millions of hopeless kmris

[@goldencharlie8434]

Hopeless my foot😂...you separatists literally killing people in the name of jihad..I am telling you, your dream of separate territory is a hoax, peace loving Kashmiri individuals are living happily under India, studying in india. Just a handful of you demand your land which doesn't exist..Cry more..on these european platforms. 😂

[@simple.247]

Long live kashmir❤. This oppression is on last phase.

[@mrshku786]

​​@@Aryan-ec3eiDream indeed comes true but surely our dreams will scratch your sleep as well 😁

[@Shanket-y5d]

I am Kashmiri by my lineage and Indian by my nation

[@Shanket-y5d]

Don't consume alcohol all the time pls

[@AijazYousuf-t4b]

@@Shanket-y5dokay baljeet

[@shekharupadhyay9140]

Really

[@cssoversimplified]

"They were colonized and now they are colonizers" Dr Muzzamil Ayyub Thakur

[@Muzzammi1-c9n]

As a Kashmiri,I can tell you that the crimes mentioned barely scratch even 1% of the atrocities committed by the Indian regime.Our people have endured unimaginable brutality,oppression, and decades of injustice,yet we continue to resist with unshaken resolve.They may try to silence us,but they cannot erase our identity, our struggle,or our hope for freedom. One day, we will be free.Long live the resistance, and long live the courage of our people!

[@rajnishsobti2023]

Have you seen Kashmir Files

[@SalikBhat-m9q]

​@@rajnishsobti2023fake movie produced by your fake directors!!! How many kashmiris pandits were killed in total???? 250 !! And how many kashmiris??? More than a million and don't you forget the Jammu massacre of 1947!!! So you better shut up !

[@burhan1070]

No we don't watch propoganda movies , now buzz off​@@rajnishsobti2023

[@Hmalik26]

​@@rajnishsobti2023now we read the curfew night. And saw with our own eyes..

[@mickieminni3204]

Let’s set the record straight: 1. Allegations Without Evidence: India has been subjected to a barrage of allegations concerning Kashmir, ranging from Kushanposhpora to fabricated tales of torture camps. Yet, these accusations often evaporate under scrutiny, relying on anecdotal claims without substantiation. Justice demands evidence, not politically motivated fiction. One cannot ignore how such narratives are weaponized in Pakistan's information warfare-a nation that consistently ranks among the world's worst in press freedom and transparency. A house built on propaganda cannot withstand the winds of truth. 2. Kashmir’s Rich History Predating the Mughals: The history of Kashmir did not dawn with the arrival of the Mughals; it shines as a cradle of Indic civilisation. The region hosted the Fourth Buddhist Council under Emperor Kanishka, cementing its role as a bastion of Buddhist thought. It is home to Shaivism's profound philosophical texts, like the Spanda-Karikas, and ancient Hindu sites like the Martand Sun Temple. The contribution of Kashmir to Sanskrit literature, including Kalhana’s Rajatarangini, is unparalleled. These echoes of history resound with the voices of all Indic faiths-Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, and later Sikhism-testament to its profound pluralistic legacy. 3. Pakistan’s “Bleeding India with a Thousand Cuts” Policy: The instability in Kashmir is not organic but orchestrated. Pakistan, in its own words, has sought to "bleed India with a thousand cuts," using Kashmir as a pawn in its geopolitical games. From arming and training insurgents to promoting cross-border terrorism, Pakistan has invested in chaos, not peace. This strategy has not only bled India but also hemorrhaged Pakistan’s own credibility, with international organizations openly condemning its role in fostering terrorism. 4. Kashmiri Pandits and the Overlooked Ethnic Cleansing: The selective narrative surrounding Kashmir conveniently omits the ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Pandits in the 1990s-a modern-day tragedy of forced exodus, systematic violence, and stolen heritage. Homes were seized, assets appropriated, and a community annihilated in their homeland. Those who claim to fight for justice in Kashmir must first address this glaring atrocity, perpetrated not by foreign invaders but by neighbours turned oppressors. Silence here speaks volumes of selective morality. 5. The UNSC Resolution Misinterpretation: The oft-parroted UNSC resolution on Kashmir was advisory, requiring Pakistan to withdraw its forces before any plebiscite could be considered. Pakistan never adhered to this precondition, thereby invalidating the resolution's applicability. Blaming India for Pakistan's failure to uphold international commitments is not just dishonest but absurd. Moreover, invoking this decades-old resolution today, in a radically different geopolitical and demographic reality, is an exercise in anachronistic fantasy. 6. Progress in Kashmir: Recent years have witnessed transformative progress in Kashmir. Infrastructure development, rising literacy rates, and new political voices like Afzal Guru’s brother joining the mainstream signal a brighter future. Attempts to re-ignite divisive narratives are not only devious but also an affront to the aspirations of a flourishing populace. The people of Kashmir deserve peace and progress, not perpetual exploitation for vested interests. 7. Ladakh Is Not Kashmir: A brief geography lesson is in order: Ladakh was never part of Kashmir, and its people share distinct ethnic, cultural, and linguistic identities. Kashmir is not a monolith, and conflating its diverse groups erases the voices of many, including the Gujjars, Bakarwals, and Ladakhis. Secular India celebrates this diversity, giving representation to all. Contrast this with Pakistan’s abysmal track record-shrinking minorities, economic desperation, and a failed state narrative that serves as a cautionary tale for the world.

[@subaildar4721]

Thanks for this mate, many many people needed to hear this. 🙏🏽

[@Basitsideeq313]

❤

[@magnificent_123]

Lol ... Karma will hit u hard .. remember 😅

[@MOKSH_J_K]

Nothing will happen katmulo😂😂😂😂

[@sushan26]

What will they do after hearing this bull $hit

[@subaildar4721]

@@sushan26 they’ll do what you’ve failed to, for so long. *Learn*

[@zuthmani9955]

Kashmiri here. He correctly represented us

[@Usernew54]

Yeah he is a Kashmiri so obviously he knows what he is talking about by the way his father was first nuclear scientist from Kashmir but he was exiled from Kashmir and then killed in england

[@YasirRather123]

👍👍👍👍

[@YasirRather123]

🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@mickieminni3204]

Let’s set the record straight: 1. *Allegations Without Evidence*: India has been subjected to a barrage of allegations concerning Kashmir, ranging from Kushanposhpora to fabricated tales of torture camps. Yet, these accusations often evaporate under scrutiny, relying on anecdotal claims without substantiation. Justice demands evidence, not politically motivated fiction. One cannot ignore how such narratives are weaponized in Pakistan's information warfare-a nation that consistently ranks among the world's worst in press freedom and transparency. A house built on propaganda cannot withstand the winds of truth. 2. *Kashmir’s Rich History Predating the Mughals*: The history of Kashmir did not dawn with the arrival of the Mughals; it shines as a cradle of Indic civilisation. The region hosted the Fourth Buddhist Council under Emperor Kanishka, cementing its role as a bastion of Buddhist thought. It is home to Shaivism's profound philosophical texts, like the Spanda-Karikas, and ancient Hindu sites like the Martand Sun Temple. The contribution of Kashmir to Sanskrit literature, including Kalhana’s Rajatarangini, is unparalleled. These echoes of history resound with the voices of all Indic faiths-Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, and later Sikhism-testament to its profound pluralistic legacy. 3. *Pakistan’s “Bleeding India with a Thousand Cuts” Policy*: The instability in Kashmir is not organic but orchestrated. Pakistan, in its own words, has sought to "bleed India with a thousand cuts," using Kashmir as a pawn in its geopolitical games. From arming and training insurgents to promoting cross-border terrorism, Pakistan has invested in chaos, not peace. This strategy has not only bled India but also hemorrhaged Pakistan’s own credibility, with international organizations openly condemning its role in fostering terrorism. 4. *Kashmiri Pandits and the Overlooked Ethnic Cleansing*: The selective narrative surrounding Kashmir conveniently omits the ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Pandits in the 1990s-a modern-day tragedy of forced exodus, systematic violence, and stolen heritage. Homes were seized, assets appropriated, and a community annihilated in their homeland. Those who claim to fight for justice in Kashmir must first address this glaring atrocity, perpetrated not by foreign invaders but by neighbours turned oppressors. Silence here speaks volumes of selective morality. 5. *The UNSC Resolution Misinterpretation*: The oft-parroted UNSC resolution on Kashmir was advisory, requiring Pakistan to withdraw its forces before any plebiscite could be considered. Pakistan never adhered to this precondition, thereby invalidating the resolution's applicability. Blaming India for Pakistan's failure to uphold international commitments is not just dishonest but absurd. Moreover, invoking this decades-old resolution today, in a radically different geopolitical and demographic reality, is an exercise in anachronistic fantasy. 6. *Progress in Kashmir*: Recent years have witnessed transformative progress in Kashmir. Infrastructure development, rising literacy rates, and new political voices like Afzal Guru’s brother joining the mainstream signal a brighter future. Attempts to re-ignite divisive narratives are not only devious but also an affront to the aspirations of a flourishing populace. The people of Kashmir deserve peace and progress, not perpetual exploitation for vested interests. 7. *Ladakh Is Not Kashmir*: A brief geography lesson is in order: Ladakh was never part of Kashmir, and its people share distinct ethnic, cultural, and linguistic identities. Kashmir is not a monolith, and conflating its diverse groups erases the voices of many, including the Gujjars, Bakarwals, and Ladakhis. Secular India celebrates this diversity, giving representation to all. Contrast this with Pakistan’s abysmal track record-shrinking minorities, economic desperation, and a failed state narrative that serves as a cautionary tale for the world.

[@HimalayanMonk.]

Let’s not forget the deeper history of Kashmir and its people. The original inhabitants of the region were the Kashmiri Pandits, rooted in Hindu culture for thousands of years. Kashmir was a land of learning, spirituality, and harmony long before Islam arrived in the 14th century, brought by invaders and missionaries from Central Asia and the Arab world. While Islam eventually became the dominant religion, it was the Kashmiri Pandits who had offered shelter and coexistence to those fleeing conflicts in these foreign lands. The irony is stark-those who now question Kashmir's identity or claim it as separate from India are often descendants of those very refugees or converts who found safety and shelter in the valley. Yet, in 1990, the same Pandit community was tragically forced to flee their homeland due to militancy, persecution, and an orchestrated Exodus. This demographic shift changed the cultural fabric of the valley, but the truth cannot be erased: the Kashmiri Pandits are the real, indigenous residents of Kashmir. Those questioning Kashmir’s place in India should first acknowledge its ancient Hindu roots, its Sanskrit-origin name, and the exodus of its rightful residents. Without this historical honesty, any claims for independence or alignment with foreign nations are not only baseless but hypocritical. Kashmir was, is, and will forever be an integral part of India-not just geographically, but historically, culturally, and spiritually. 🙏🙏

[@amritanshbaghel6386]

Exactly the land belongs to indians, historically. Pakistani and Islamist propoganda has brain washed him.

[@amritanshbaghel6386]

That's how Islamist work, they breed grow and then what is secularism

[@ZedBee-l3i]

Keep daydreaming

[@ankurantil6137]

+1

[@ankurantil6137]

Yes brother I agree

[@ft.luqman]

I am kashmiri ya allah help us we want independent kashmir 😢 i I'm in Uncle’s Home in one day indian army took fake operation at 3:00 AM . And Raped Many Individuals , Torching, etcc i can't explain

[@VikrantKumar-kx7uf]

Just like what you did with Hindus...

[@ft.luqman]

@VikrantKumar-kx7uf see data in this case muslims are more killed then hindu shame on you aap hindu log Matlab ho , ja poocho Panditu ko bohut say pandit kashmiri Muslims n bachaya

[@User122-62]

​​@@VikrantKumar-kx7ufMeans You People Army will Do the Same with them ?.

[@User122-62]

True what happened in Kunun 😢 I Cannot Explain 😢.

[@HaseebReshi-xy4es]

Kath Jaye omg

[@jamidjunaid]

Oh Man, you have articulated what's is happening in kashmir in a very best way with facts and figures.. Hat's off to you, you spoke from the hearts of Kashmir .. 100% agreed with you as a kashmiri ❤

[@owaiseanwar6902]

He just clearly described it, These are the real and clear facts.Appreciate you brother.

[@Ambervoiceofficial]

Hello he really speaks truth I am a Kashmiri and I am am 100 % agree with him . ❤ ❤❤

[@kessYou-g5t]

Being a kashmiri....I told you this is 100% true 😢😢😢

[@Saair-x]

As a Kashmiri tbh it enlightened in me the hope of getting the independence from India,Pakistan,China InShaAllah and making Kashmir "The Darul Khilafah" evelallah❤

[@magnificent_123]

@@Saair-x and we kasmir pandits want our land back.... want our rights back....and want our land Free from muslims....... This is our land and you people have to leave our land.....

[@VivoPhone-ok8lj]

In Sha Allah

[@Titan-b5t]

​@@magnificent_123it's their land also

[@WAQeE135]

Kashmir For Kashmiris 😢 We As A kashmir love you

[@chillbreeze9970]

But will the Kashmiri follow democracy

[@WAQeE135]

@chillbreeze9970 that is none of your business

[@sushan26]

​@@WAQeE135kashmir is of kashmiri pundit's..not some invaders

[@InfiniteForce1]

​@@WAQeE135islam does not belong to bharat. Get out of bharat

[@navneetparmar3084]

Yeah punjab is for punjabis , tamilnadu is for tamil gujarat is for gujarati so what's your point exactly

[@The_VortexGames]

I'M LITERALLY CRYING SOMEONE STILL REMEMBERS US AFTER 7 YEARS OMG❤

[@User122-62]

Same 🥺😭.

[@atharabass8074]

Being a Kashmiri I am really afraid of making any comment here. So you can understand the Situation.

[@Waytoeaternity]

Being a kashmiri I can say that,,independence is our right,,and انشاءاللہ one day we'll get our right

[@amanjaiswal4756]

Pakistani🇵🇰 government not have a money to feed a atta and rices to their public what they will always want to Kashmir. First of all save your land Khyber pakhtunka from Afghanistan hand and Balochistan from Iran han😊.

[@Gallian319]

Come out of fool paradise kid and checks global hunger index

[@IDKanything-0]

You don't worry about us. We're even ready to eat grass to save our Kashmiri brothers and sisters from your cruelty.

[@mehroseemehrosee3887]

India's hunger Index is not because of lack of money, but deliberate misgovernance by casteist politicians. If the govt. decides today feed every citizen, it can easily do it as they have the moolah unlike pakistan.

[@siddhantforbharat]

Gaza hapiness index is higher than india 😂😂😂 you trust these propaganda n😂😂​@@IDKanything-0

[@zobibaig5245]

Don,t escape from real problem, by making these shit arguments. We also mention your problem of china, khalistan and munipor and even scarcity of toilets LOL!

[@KrishnaKant-b1i]

One day POK will be part of India And there will be a independent Balochistan

[@danishgulzar4697]

Daydreaming....first save existing one

[@riyasawant7173]

​@@danishgulzar4697 That's the truth

[@Aesthetic-z1]

Full sahpoort saaar 😂

[@KrishnaKant-b1i]

@@danishgulzar4697 Danish you belong to Kashmir yet Support Pakistans occupation on Kashmir

[@ShortLessons01]

​@@danishgulzar4697hello tretor. Why are you not in jail?

[@1nf0_x]

As a individual from Kashmir, this guy is saying pure truth about the kashmir.

[@VivekKamble-ir4xq]

It's propeganda nothing elsec

[@taahadar6115]

​@@VivekKamble-ir4xq for only you 😂

[@VivekKamble-ir4xq]

@@taahadar6115 it's propeganda of Islamist

[@1nf0_x]

@@VivekKamble-ir4xq where are you from brother??

[@shripadjoshi7352]

Fake id paid id.

[@tanveergulzar1750]

It was an honour to see you speak. Allah ta’ala thaewne waari’wati. Ameen.

[@historicallyfirstprincipled]

lullah)

[@ArsalanBinNaseer]

Being Kashmiri I can feel the sufferings. We want Freedom. Go India Go Back

[@dg.mahiyt9018]

who gave you thhe right its the land of hindus just cause 200 years back you converted and grew your population by making 10 children each it becomes your land kashmir named after rishi kashyap , 1000 years of hindu history why it belongs to you

[@ArsalanBinNaseer]

@dg.mahiyt9018 Don't forget Adam was MUSLIM, and every propher is MUSLIM. Now come up with other lame logic.

[@rahulprasad6116]

Is kashmir is a Muslim word....? It's a Hindu land and will remains sooo..... Now you can start crying again....

[@dg.mahiyt9018]

@@ArsalanBinNaseer ohhh my god , such smalll brained people adam is a story my dumb kashmiri man go study the theory of evolution give me one evidence of islam before muhammad its zero ofcourse there is no evidence because the cult was started 1400 years back and now lets talk about hinduism whose history goes back 10000years back now come back with some other logic

[@ArsalanBinNaseer]

@rahulprasad6116 We want freedom Go india Go back. Digest it

[@midreesbhat]

Kashmiri here. He represents the voice of Kashmiris.

[@riyasawant7173]

Why killed Kashmiri Pandit

[@dineshsirso1012]

Kashmir belongs to real kashmiri pandits not converted muslim.

[@tawheed_lone313]

​@@riyasawant7173The extr£mist Hindu$ aided by RSS m@$$acred over 100,000 Muslims in Kashmir in 1947 - 1948. What about the brut@litie$ of Indian Army? On February 23rd, 1991, twin villages of Kunan & Poshpora in Kupwara District were c0rdoned off by 4th Rajputana Rifles, who, under cover of search operations r@p£d every single g1rl and wom@n. The youngest victim was just 13 years of age, and the oldest was 60. The total number of r@p£ victims was around 100. Many of these women have d1ed during the last 30 years, and others are still waiting for justice to be served. The US Department of State, in its 1991 Annual Human Rights report, confirmed the incident, and so did the New York Times. Unfortunately, no formal police investigation ever took place about this heinous cr1me against humanity. A young scholar from Srinagar, Natasha Rathore along with five other women had written the book, "Do You Remember Kunan Poshpora". In May 2009, the abduction, r@p£ and murd£r of two young girl$, Neelofar (27th January) and her sister-in-law Asiya (17th January) in Shopian, was initially declared as 'de@th due to drowning in a stream that was less than 3 feet deep. After month-long statewide protests, enquiry commission declared that both were gang-r@p£d, t0rtur£d and murd£r£d. According to Indian constitution the army must be suspended and imprisoned. But No one has ever been convicted of these cr1mes. Another extremely painful case took place in Kathua, Jammu (February 2018), when a young g1rl of 8 years, Asifa Bano, was abduct£d, t0rtur£d, $£dated, gang r@p£d, and then brut@lly k1ll£d by 7 Army men in a Hindu Mandir. Her t0rn off b0dy was found in a nearby jungle. These are Just a few examples of Indian civilization's tight embrace of inn0cent kashmiri civilians. There are thousands of inhumane cases carried by brut@l Indian Army. In one well-publicized case, in May 1990 a young bride, Mubina Gani, was d£tained and r@p£d by BSF soldiers while she was traveling from the wedding to her husband's home. Her aunt was also r@p£d. The security forces had also f1red on the party, k1lling one man and wounding several others. In July 1990, police in Sopore registered a case against the BSF for the r@p£ of Hasina, a 24-year-old woman from Jamın Qadeem, on June 26, 1990. According to doctors at the Subdistrict Hospital in Sopore, the BSF had entered the neighborhood at about 11.00 pm. after an exchange of cross-fire had taken place between their forces and some militant groups. The BSF had then conducted a search of the neighborhood The doctors stated that when Hasina was brought to the hospital she had v@ginal bl££ding. The medical superintendent's report also recorded bite marks on her face and br£@sts and scratches on her face, chest and legs, and injuries to her g£nital area. Those who have attempted to document incidents of r@p£ have also been abus£d by Indian security forces. In November 1990, Dr. K., a surgeon at the Anantnag District Hospital, was arrested after he had made arrangements for a gynecologist to examine seven women who had alleged that they had been r@p£d by security forces. There are thousands of brut@lities did by indian army like this which shake and tremble the humanity !

[@moniskhan4781]

​​@@riyasawant7173 Why killed Gujrati Muslims??????

[@MOKSH_J_K]

No value of your voice scream

[@bhatiqbal7381]

Jammu and Kashmir was a seperate country but later illegally occupied by India, Pakistan and China. It should again become an Independent country...we all Kashmiris want independence from both India and Pakistan that is the only solution....

[@PranavSh-rq9zx]

We are part of india and will always remain part of india you can leave of you want to... We are indians..

[@RajKumar-md9df]

What about non Muslims in Kashmir. The peaceful people can be seen in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh.

[@heisenberg2984]

What about minorities outside j&k ?? Why r they being killed daily

[@Awara-hu-1]

Are u blind? Why do you only focus on pandit exodus. Some 300 pandits were kill*d and in comparison, MORE THAN 300,000 MUSLIMS WERE KILLED AND 300,000 INJURED, RAPED, BLINDED, TORUTURED. Wake up!!!

[@beastboy1909]

They came after 1947

[@Awara-hu-1]

Who came after 47?​@@beastboy1909

[@SomimNeog]

They were traitors who support the Indian government 😉

[@KS-kg3iv]

I'm from Kashmir and this guy is 100 percent right

[@bibliophile5700]

Kashmir is for Hindus

[@shripadjoshi7352]

😂😂 who were your ancestors?

[@FarooqAhmed-k6m]

Pathr ki pooja krnei wale toh nai thei atleast 😂

[@bibliophile5700]

@@FarooqAhmed-k6m unbox 🕋 this black stone

[@MOKSH_J_K]

Katmulo shuttt upp

[@HameeFayaz]

Atleast someone articulated what's happening in Kashmir in the best possible way.

[@ahmedhasssn.01]

as a kashmiri i said it with full responsibility that this man is absolutely right ❤

[@hussain1391]

Thank you Dr Muzzamil for representing we kashmiris

[@rajnishsobti2023]

Does he represent kashmiri pandits. Whom you people kicked out. Just because they belonged to a different religion

[@Ibrahim_Chemistry]

This will go in history as 1 of the best Oxford unions debate.

[@Fashionmadebyhand]

As a kashmiri, all he said is true. Muslims in India under modi are treated as second class citizens, imagine the people who want freedom from India!

[@pawankumar-ev8xn]

We will give you your type of freedom😊

[@_amerr_shaykh9]

​​@@pawankumar-ev8xnbe ready for urs

[@ShaFat_Mukhtar]

May Allah Bless U, For Becoming Voice Of Voiceless Kashmiris 💔

[@Horroside]

As a kashmiri, this gentleman is speaking facts

[@bhatadnan7142]

Kashmir is an integral part of Kashmir itself ❤

[@kashmirdailylife3265]

These are the Kashmir files that the world has yet to hear about.

[@kashif17251]

thank you oxford. love form kashmir

[@mind-bodydualism3795]

Even if an Indian muslim intends to speaks in the favour of Republic of India, administration brings sedition charges against him/her to shut their mouth. This had been proved when Delhi high court granted Sharjeel Imam STATUTORY BAIL on 29th May 2024. Though I firmly believe that J&K is integral part of India.

[@owaissalafiofficial]

Being a kashmiri his every word belongs to true 🍁

[@Silentkashmir]

Kashmir is under curse,As a kashmiri PhD holders selling dryfruits on street, economy is in destruction,self determination is our rights and we should have it

[@Eesa__i]

May Allah protect you sir we need you. We just want our identity as 'Kashmir's ' Its all right what the sir has delivered but unfortunately some illiterate persons are debating against this. We are so afraid that we cant tell our districts real name. We can't describe our emotions, we are so opresed that we can't sent dua's to our Freedom fighters. Indeed sir has touched the tip of iceberg

[@Kaifblend]

This is ground reality. I am a kashmiri and I vote for Muzammil.

[@mickieminni3204]

Let’s set the record straight: 1. Allegations Without Evidence: India has been subjected to a barrage of allegations concerning Kashmir, ranging from Kushanposhpora to fabricated tales of torture camps. Yet, these accusations often evaporate under scrutiny, relying on anecdotal claims without substantiation. Justice demands evidence, not politically motivated fiction. One cannot ignore how such narratives are weaponized in Pakistan's information warfare-a nation that consistently ranks among the world's worst in press freedom and transparency. A house built on propaganda cannot withstand the winds of truth. 2. Kashmir’s Rich History Predating the Mughals: The history of Kashmir did not dawn with the arrival of the Mughals; it shines as a cradle of Indic civilisation. The region hosted the Fourth Buddhist Council under Emperor Kanishka, cementing its role as a bastion of Buddhist thought. It is home to Shaivism's profound philosophical texts, like the Spanda-Karikas, and ancient Hindu sites like the Martand Sun Temple. The contribution of Kashmir to Sanskrit literature, including Kalhana’s Rajatarangini, is unparalleled. These echoes of history resound with the voices of all Indic faiths-Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, and later Sikhism-testament to its profound pluralistic legacy. 3. Pakistan’s “Bleeding India with a Thousand Cuts” Policy: The instability in Kashmir is not organic but orchestrated. Pakistan, in its own words, has sought to "bleed India with a thousand cuts," using Kashmir as a pawn in its geopolitical games. From arming and training insurgents to promoting cross-border terrorism, Pakistan has invested in chaos, not peace. This strategy has not only bled India but also hemorrhaged Pakistan’s own credibility, with international organizations openly condemning its role in fostering terrorism. 4. Kashmiri Pandits and the Overlooked Ethnic Cleansing: The selective narrative surrounding Kashmir conveniently omits the ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Pandits in the 1990s-a modern-day tragedy of forced exodus, systematic violence, and stolen heritage. Homes were seized, assets appropriated, and a community annihilated in their homeland. Those who claim to fight for justice in Kashmir must first address this glaring atrocity, perpetrated not by foreign invaders but by neighbours turned oppressors. Silence here speaks volumes of selective morality. 5. The UNSC Resolution Misinterpretation: The oft-parroted UNSC resolution on Kashmir was advisory, requiring Pakistan to withdraw its forces before any plebiscite could be considered. Pakistan never adhered to this precondition, thereby invalidating the resolution's applicability. Blaming India for Pakistan's failure to uphold international commitments is not just dishonest but absurd. Moreover, invoking this decades-old resolution today, in a radically different geopolitical and demographic reality, is an exercise in anachronistic fantasy. 6. Progress in Kashmir: Recent years have witnessed transformative progress in Kashmir. Infrastructure development, rising literacy rates, and new political voices like Afzal Guru’s brother joining the mainstream signal a brighter future. Attempts to re-ignite divisive narratives are not only devious but also an affront to the aspirations of a flourishing populace. The people of Kashmir deserve peace and progress, not perpetual exploitation for vested interests. 7. Ladakh Is Not Kashmir: A brief geography lesson is in order: Ladakh was never part of Kashmir, and its people share distinct ethnic, cultural, and linguistic identities. Kashmir is not a monolith, and conflating its diverse groups erases the voices of many, including the Gujjars, Bakarwals, and Ladakhis. Secular India celebrates this diversity, giving representation to all. Contrast this with Pakistan’s abysmal track record-shrinking minorities, economic desperation, and a failed state narrative that serves as a cautionary tale for the world.

[@Northafrican-u2q]

Free Kashmir from Indian occupation forces.

[@jeevabalegar4954]

no it's a hindu land occupied by radical islam

[@amankumar55555]

😂

[@PokeBeast8967]

😂😂😂

[@DevYadav-cy2je]

😂😂😂

[@predator2843]

Free kashmir from all occupations

[@AdilHaroon1992]

Facts has been opend. Thumbs up ❤ proud to be Kashmiri

[@thetabinreyaz]

8:50 - So, don't tell me what the reality inside Kashmir is!! True af!!

[@Lailahaillallah_subhanallah]

I vote for dr. Muzammil the transparency he had in his speech , dictates every Kashmir's summarised voice

[@saoodkhan9209]

No India no Pakistan we want independent Kashmir ❤️❤️❤️❤️🚩

[@zaindar32]

Being kashmiri we're afraid of commenting here,thanks india.

[@wereach2nd990]

Luv u Dr muzamil from kashmir🍁

[@Asifkhan-jl9yy]

I am kashmiri and whatever he said is absolutely true

[@paanbanaraswaala5310]

Lol right😂😂

[@Horroside]

​​​@@paanbanaraswaala5310what's funnypajeet?

[@mohdmoomin2568]

Thanks Dr.muzamil I am from Indian occupied Kashmir please help us.

[@Yawermusharafali]

😂😂😂 🇮🇳🇮🇳💪

[@Indian_Muslim2024]

​​@@Yawermusharafali Delete karo.

[@_amerr_shaykh9]

​@@Yawermusharafali🇮🇳💩

[@Indiain576pixels]

Why Oxford doesn't organise debate on Scottish independence ? My request to Indian University let's organise debate on it.

[@makvlogs3679]

Yes u r right

[@mohammadbinmahbub9160]

Scotland had a referendum and it was in favor of the union.

[@DANGARJOR]

Nobody’s gonna watch them lil Bro 💀

[@Indiain576pixels]

@DANGARJOR I am ur father son

[@Kashmirimuslimakhi]

your unis matter? looooollll

[@abraarbhat]

Thank u for raising a voice for us and highlighting our legitimate struggle 🙏🙏

[@muhammadkaif3883]

I am from Kashmir and I would never identify myself as a indian. Being a Kashmiri is my identity. Thanks to Dr. Muzammil for highlighting the issues and crimes kashmiris are facing from colonizer indians, from past 70 years.

[@HimanshuMahajan-zn3nq]

No one asked

[@o2o2o2o2o2]

kaif?🤣

[@random_gunner.9064]

No one asked you pakistani to call indian

[@bateswardas2560]

You better leave the place.

[@cr7_______....____]

​@@bateswardas2560 who are u to tell him leave the place....does kashmir belong to ur father?

[@UMARSofi-ul5co]

Being a kashmiri we want independent kashmir

[@PranavSh-rq9zx]

Ok so when you're returning kashmiri hindu's property

[@UMARSofi-ul5co]

@PranavSh-rq9zx no one in kashmir has taken the land of kashmiri pandits.we welcome all of them.but we have the right to be what we want .

[@ArfatMir-h5k]

Sir, every Kashmiri salute you.

[@sushan26]

Says a pakistani😂😂

[@bhatnasir1525]

​@@sushan26criticizing a bihari😂😂

[@musaibshah3106]

As a Kashmiri, i do agree with him

[@agamehdirazvi1372]

You're representing kashmiries sir,thanks from kashmiries

[@unknown-cb7tn]

Finally 😮 someone remember us!

[@mickieminni3204]

Let’s set the record straight: 1. Allegations Without Evidence: India has been subjected to a barrage of allegations concerning Kashmir, ranging from Kushanposhpora to fabricated tales of torture camps. Yet, these accusations often evaporate under scrutiny, relying on anecdotal claims without substantiation. Justice demands evidence, not politically motivated fiction. One cannot ignore how such narratives are weaponized in Pakistan's information warfare-a nation that consistently ranks among the world's worst in press freedom and transparency. A house built on propaganda cannot withstand the winds of truth. 2. Kashmir’s Rich History Predating the Mughals: The history of Kashmir did not dawn with the arrival of the Mughals; it shines as a cradle of Indic civilisation. The region hosted the Fourth Buddhist Council under Emperor Kanishka, cementing its role as a bastion of Buddhist thought. It is home to Shaivism's profound philosophical texts, like the Spanda-Karikas, and ancient Hindu sites like the Martand Sun Temple. The contribution of Kashmir to Sanskrit literature, including Kalhana’s Rajatarangini, is unparalleled. These echoes of history resound with the voices of all Indic faiths-Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, and later Sikhism-testament to its profound pluralistic legacy. 3. Pakistan’s “Bleeding India with a Thousand Cuts” Policy: The instability in Kashmir is not organic but orchestrated. Pakistan, in its own words, has sought to "bleed India with a thousand cuts," using Kashmir as a pawn in its geopolitical games. From arming and training insurgents to promoting cross-border terrorism, Pakistan has invested in chaos, not peace. This strategy has not only bled India but also hemorrhaged Pakistan’s own credibility, with international organizations openly condemning its role in fostering terrorism. 4. Kashmiri Pandits and the Overlooked Ethnic Cleansing: The selective narrative surrounding Kashmir conveniently omits the ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Pandits in the 1990s-a modern-day tragedy of forced exodus, systematic violence, and stolen heritage. Homes were seized, assets appropriated, and a community annihilated in their homeland. Those who claim to fight for justice in Kashmir must first address this glaring atrocity, perpetrated not by foreign invaders but by neighbours turned oppressors. Silence here speaks volumes of selective morality. 5. The UNSC Resolution Misinterpretation: The oft-parroted UNSC resolution on Kashmir was advisory, requiring Pakistan to withdraw its forces before any plebiscite could be considered. Pakistan never adhered to this precondition, thereby invalidating the resolution's applicability. Blaming India for Pakistan's failure to uphold international commitments is not just dishonest but absurd. Moreover, invoking this decades-old resolution today, in a radically different geopolitical and demographic reality, is an exercise in anachronistic fantasy. 6. Progress in Kashmir: Recent years have witnessed transformative progress in Kashmir. Infrastructure development, rising literacy rates, and new political voices like Afzal Guru’s brother joining the mainstream signal a brighter future. Attempts to re-ignite divisive narratives are not only devious but also an affront to the aspirations of a flourishing populace. The people of Kashmir deserve peace and progress, not perpetual exploitation for vested interests. 7. Ladakh Is Not Kashmir: A brief geography lesson is in order: Ladakh was never part of Kashmir, and its people share distinct ethnic, cultural, and linguistic identities. Kashmir is not a monolith, and conflating its diverse groups erases the voices of many, including the Gujjars, Bakarwals, and Ladakhis. Secular India celebrates this diversity, giving representation to all. Contrast this with Pakistan’s abysmal track record-shrinking minorities, economic desperation, and a failed state narrative that serves as a cautionary tale for the world.

[@Sunail_256]

Being a kashmiri, i am telling yiu that this is absolutely true 😊

[@muzamilcyed]

Being a kashmiri,i am hesitant to agree with your remark. THANK U INDIA

[@nissanoor8217]

As an occupied kashmiri he is absolutely right. ..we are now scared to make comments.Moreover our situation is even worse than what he said.

[@syedashima4283]

Well done brother, u can't speak such truth in India though, salaam from kashmir

[@Medicos66]

love from Indian occupied Kashmir ❤️

[@Umar_Mir-z3f]

We want a referendum in whole Kashmir which was promised to us in 1947 UN resolution, we are facing the worst oppression under Indian occupation, this generation of Kashmir is suffering from trauma of mental health issues, I particularly have multiple psychiatric problems over past 10 years due to terror from Indian forces

[@jancyvargheese5351]

There will be no referendum in the future. Kashmir is historically and legally an integral part of India, and no power on earth can change that. Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@manottamb]

First read the conditions of the referendum of the UN resolution on Kashmir. You'll be half dead.

[@SalikBhat-m9q]

​@@manottamb😂😂😂 false justification from a hypocrite!! Where were your conditions when you held a referendum in Junagadh???

[@manottamb]

@SalikBhat-m9q then why are u talking about the UN resolution and referendum ? Do war.

[@SalikBhat-m9q]

@@manottamb There is your real face popping out!!! The hypocrite is showing his true colours now!!! Great!!! It's you who always shows delusional peace ideas to your people and now as you are left with no futile excuses so you directly want war. Good!!! Don't you forget we are already at war since 1947 and shall never stop until the peace is established!!!

[@Traverskashmir]

I don’t know who this guy is but from now on this guy earned my never ending respect

[@affanzaman6683]

I am a kashmiri and i absolutely agree with muzamil. Majority people in kashmir wants freedom from india. And if some indian gentlemen thinks i am not kashmiri and i am a pakistani i can leave this text in kashmiri for them(Biharo trath chuwa kole dalo. Kale watlo. Kasheer trayoon yala phaklado). Only kashmiris will understand what i wrote. 😂.! !

[@Kashur_Person]

I swear.....we Kashmiris have seen far more than what muzamil said....... kudos to muzamil thakur 🫡🫡

[@VivekKamble-ir4xq]

@@Kashur_Person it's muslim propeganda nothing else for them only muslim are human beings not others

[@rajneeshsingh5304]

Yes, I can understand how kashmir was suffering due to Pakistani invasion and terrorist attacks

[@Kashur_Person]

@rajneeshsingh5304 well sarcasm doesn't work here🥱🥱

[@bateswardas2560]

​@@Kashur_Personno sarcasm but the truth

[@Kashur_Person]

@@bateswardas2560 so India hasn't done anything? 😆

[@youknow6968]

India has murdered nearly 100,000 Kashmiris, it's a tragic occupation.

[@Nueronexaedutech]

Kashmir belongs to kashmiri pandits and all the Muslims who are living peacefully in the valley.kashmir will be next Gaza if such narrative would not put on end.

[@SuhailHilal-l6r]

We need to accept the truth, yes the kashmir belongs to kashmiri people let it be pandit or Muslims but what ever indian army has done can not be ignored or forgotten

[@darsaqib786]

Thanks for representing us ❤

[@Lufimusicindia]

What happened, what is happening and what will happen will be remembered Long live Kashmir

[@Medico_121]

KASHMIR WILL BE FREEE SOON INSHALLAH💔

[@IDKanything-0]

Inshallah

[@jeevabalegar4954]

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[@amankumar55555]

Very soon 😂

[@Shortsfor_all]

@Medico_121 ha jaldi hi kyuki janaat pauchane mein humari indian army late nhi karti. Subhanallah🤡

[@rahulprasad6116]

Hoo gya bhai.... Ja ke dhek toh

[@mehrajulasrar1304]

They even try to change the name of "kashmir" now 😢

[@amanjaiswal4756]

93000 surrender army 🇵🇰. World number one surrender Pakistani army.

[@lonesaki32]

And only india army who give 38000 sq mtr to China with out fight and meanwhile BJP govt, na koyi gussa hai na koyi gusse ga😁😁

[@debajyotipatra2313]

​​@@lonesaki32 you give up half of your country without fighting. We faught in 1962 but due to nehru we lost for shortage of supplies. We didn't surrender.

[@mummy5490]

​@@lonesaki32nd yet its China crying India occupied Arrunachal Pradesh? Eh

[@DANGARJOR]

This is about kashmir not pakistan.

[@iadofs]

Finally I saw someone speaking 🗣️ the kashmir - may Allah keep you safe and outspoken the truth ❤ blessings to you

[@bhatsummiyah3697]

As a kashmiri, brother is stating the true facts.

[@JavaWedsPython]

Thanks for raising our voice to the platform!! ❤ We love you Dr sahab.

[@indiasworld3517]

Kashmir will be free from islam

[@johnwisdom651]

Everyone knows history!! But first define what is Kashmir. Do not define Kashmir at your convenience of a few historical events. Kashmir is older than the 1846 agreement. Muzammil Thakur is naming so many victims, but never mentioned a single incident of the atrocities committed on Hindus and thousands of Hindu Pandits who were thrown out of their homeland. Isn't it his duty to fight the injustice committed to Hindu Pandits.

[@Ahmed-hasan.]

sure every single unjust death should be condemned but do they justify the genocide being committed by the Indian state of a people who had nothing to do with it

[@VivekKamble-ir4xq]

​@@Ahmed-hasan.Muslim doing genocide in Kashmir with the help of Pakistan muslim

[@SalikBhat-m9q]

Why don't you see the ratio??? 250:100000 + ??? You can't justify your false information

[@rapperscity1280]

Free kashmir......❤❤

[@cnopy]

As a native Kashmiri, Love you Muzammil Bhai ❤ wondmaya zuv ❤

[@THECOPSI]

True story and heart core feeling of people describe by muzamil bii❤❤

[@kingukash4255]

We kashmiris are under illegal Indian occupation. We suffer human rights violation and no promised right to self determination. We will be free inshallah.

[@knowledgetrack7886]

Chala jaa pakistan le le kashmir waha jakke

[@gauravkumarrajak9333]

Brother, Kashmir had signed Instrument of Accession ceding its independence to Indian sovereignty. This was fully legal, and the foul play was committed by Pakistan when they sent their forces. You want independence, and even if we hypothetically assume you get independence, where will you manage the resources from and most importantly who is going to protect you from hostile neighbours like Pakistan and China who act like pangs seeking to occupy the territory. There have been significant developments in J and K, and it will trickle down to all and heal all the wounds eventually. Best wishes to you, I hope you understand what I am trying to convey.

[@FARIYAL-h8j]

​@@gauravkumarrajak9333kashmir is illegally occupied by india soon it will get freedom from india

[@kingukash4255]

@gauravkumarrajak9333 Brother what about the crimes Indian forces have committed in past and even currently practicing them. Don't say "Kashmir has signed instrument of accession" That was 'maharaja Hari sing' to sign to his uncle the whole Jk along with people were sold. Now don't try to justify the crimes still going on. Common people of India don't know what forces are doing in kashmir.

[@ShortLessons01]

Kashmeer have elected CM.own police. Then why are you crying about Army. ​@@kingukash4255

[@umarkhaliq6654]

We are with our kashmiri brothers in their struggle for Freedom. Free Kashmir ❤

[@uguarte606]

free balochistan.

[@samg7123]

Free your Islamic jihadi mindset

[@RahulRoy-bp4yb]

😂😂😂😂gaza all ready free by israel there no islamic terorist

[@bateswardas2560]

Free pakistanis from the fake statehood of pakistan.

[@lokeshdwivedi5134]

Free sind, free Punjab, free Balochistan, free kyber pastukha

[@johnnash362]

Thanks a lot Dr muzamil ❤. Kashmiris reject any rule imposed upon them without there will.

[@BenAspire2004]

Love from Azad Jammu and Kashmir far better then Iojk

[@basafromnasa8980]

finally someone speaks, salute to Dr Muzzamil

[@shoaibhossain6201]

Love Kashmir. We Bangladeshi want Independent Kashmir

[@vikramraj-gj3vo]

In that dream you will instead get a independent Bangladesh in 2 parts 🙏

[@mrkumar6136]

You don't have any business in kashmir issue, go pull the rickshaw and focus on your country

[@samg7123]

Free your jihadi Muslim mindset

[@shoaibhossain6201]

@@mrkumar6136 you people don’t have any business in Bangladesh Hindus issue. Still your people comment right ? So we also have right to comment, because majority Kashmiris are Muslims and tortured by Hindu extremist (so called soldiers like Abhinandan who liked tea and called it fantastic ). Hindus are fine in Bangladesh, we have Durga puja as national holiday , does India have Eid as national holiday ?

[@AMANDEEPSINGH-hv4on]

He bro you are Bangladeshi Hindu see all Bangladeshi life style and rituals and culture it’s same like Begali Hindu, You all are converted, Don’t compare yourself with Urab Muslims they are actual Muslims, You are our lost brothers, they are not gonna accept you as brother but we are ready to accept, your skin and our skin is same because we are from same ancestors, Only Afgani, Saudi, Iraq, Iran and other Urab countries Muslims are actual Muslims, you see Turkey, Uzbekistan, UAE countries peoples they are completely different than you or than us.❤ 🎉

[@mir85303]

Salute to Muzammil for standing with Truth!!