Kashmir Dispute: New Dimensions and New Challenges

People of the Valley, by and large, have developed superiority complex that everything should revolve around them; and that people of the other regions of the State should follow them. They wrongly think that every one should speak about them and support them, and they don't have to even mention about miseries of the people belonging to other regions of the State. This complex or ego of the Valley leaders' is regularly massaged by both India and Pakistan by giving them more attention than they deserve. Both governments have worked hard to promote those people as leaders of the Kashmiri Movement who were uneducated, uncommitted and lacked vision and directions. Aim of both governments and their agencies was to promote those who did not know what requirements of a genuine independence movement were.

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'Dr Choudhry has worked tirelessly for nearly thirty years promoting peace, stability, human rights and democracy in the region. He has become a leading authority on the Kashmiri struggle.I found his thinking to be balanced, fair and logical' (Baroness Emma Nicholson). He is from village Nakker near Panjeri in District Bhimber of Azad Kashmir.