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Sense of unease, panic in Kashmir. Nobody has a clue: Mehbooba

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February 24, 2019
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Srinagar: Former Chief Minister and PDP president Mehbooba Mufti on Sunday said that there was a sense of unease and panic in Kashmir and that nobody has a clue about what is to come.
“There is a sense of unease and panic in Kashmir. Nobody has a clue about what is to come but an ominous feeling of impending doom hangs in the air. In such a surcharged atmosphere, public anger has been diverted towards Kashmiris,” Mehbooba tweeted.
“They have never been subjected to this kind of unbridled hostility. You want Kashmir yet wage a war against its people? What are they being punished for? Why brutalise them?” she added.

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