In Kashmir, India rules through the visible hand of force: soldiers on every corner, curfews that choke daily life, and emergency laws which are the subject of serious human rights violations on the population. What the world witnesses in terms of optics are the guns and the barbed wire. It is a blatant display of control and force.
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