Kashmir violence: Security or political problem?
Dozens of people have died in the latest round of unrest following the killing of a rebel leader.
There is a tragic predictability to the conflict in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Every so often, unresolved grievances bring large numbers of Kashmiris to the streets.
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Protesters are met with tear gas and bullets – and the bloodshed creates more anger.
At least 30 people have died with hundreds more injured in the latest unrest following the killing of Burhan Wani, the 22-year-old rebel leader.
Inside Story asks if it is time for India to change its Kashmir policy. And is political dialogue the answer?
Presenter: Sami Zeidan
Guests:
Rakesh Sinha – Director of the India Policy Foundation.
Mirza Waheed – Kashmiri novelist and author of ‘The Book of Gold Leaves’
Published On 14 Jul 2016