No normalcy in Kashmir. Kashmir has been cut off from the world for 147 days. Reporters are not allowed, Indian media is busy spreading fake propaganda about normalcy in Kashmir. From education to business, everything has come to a halt. Healthcare services are also heavily impacted due to the internet blockade.
It has been almost 5 months now, yet there is no respite for the people of Kashmir who are breathing in fear and uncertainty.
Dexter Filkins, the New Yorker Staff Writer reporting his experience in Kashmir
No normalcy in Kashmir. Kashmir has been cut off from the world for 147 days. Reporters are not allowed, Indian media is busy spreading fake propaganda about normalcy in Kashmir. From education to business, everything has come to a halt. Healthcare services are also heavily impacted due to the internet blockade. It has been almost 5 months now, yet there is no respite for the people of Kashmir who are breathing in fear and uncertainty. Dexter Filkins, the New Yorker Staff Writer reporting his experience in Kashmir—————–Instagram: instagram.com/torontoforkashmirTwitter: twitter.com/toronto4kashmir#TorontoForKashmir #Kashmir #HumanRights #EndTheOccupation #KashmirChained #Kashmiris #KashmirBleeds #FreeKashmir #KashmirIssue #KashmirStillUnderSiege #PrayForKashmir #RedForKashmir #StandWithKashmir #ForKashmir #Kashmiri #KashmirDiaries #VoiceOfKashmir #SrinagarDiaries #Kashmiriyat #ResistToExist #KashmirLife #Kasheer #KashmirSOS #LetKashmirSpeak #Article370 #srinagar #anantnag #bandipora #baramulla #WithKashmir
