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Fed on a steady diet of triumphalist media reports it is very hard for the Hinduvata India to comprehend. Very recently parts of the Indian press has begun to recognize the real problems. Indian Occupied Kashmirs throngs UN offices asking for freedom and end to occupation

“Kashmiris chant azadi & Jeevay Jeevay Pakistan in equal numbers and with equal intensity” “There was a green flag on every lamp post, every roof, every bus stop and on the top of chinar trees. A big one fluttered outside the All India Radio building. Road signs were painted over. Rawalpindi they said. Or simply Pakistan” Arundhati Roy on Kashmir

The Green Wildfire of freedom in Indian Occupied Kashmir: Fields of Pakistani flags in Srinagar. Indian Occupied Kashmiris have made it very clear to the world that they not only want freedom from Indian occupation, they have made it clear to the world that they want to join Pakistan. Indian Occupied Kashmir:-Children of the stones yearn for freedom and Pakistan. “We are Pakistanis and Pakistan is us because we are tied with the country through Islam,” he roared, as the crowd cheered him and chanted: “Hum Pakistani hain, Pakistan hamara hai” (We are Pakistanis, Pakistan is ours). Syed Gilani

Black Day-Aug 15th: Kashmiris hoist Pakistani flags in Srinagar. Burn Indian flags

Kashmir shuts down to protest Singh visit

New Kashmiri slogans reported by Indian activist Andhruti Roy

SRINAGAR, Oct 11: Shops, businesses and schools were shut in occupied Kashmir on Saturday to protest a visit by the Indian prime minister to the disputed Himalayan region.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was in the region to inaugurate its first train line and meet pro-Indian political parties.

His visit comes amid a wave of unrest that included some of the largest protests against Indian rule in two decades.

The Jammu-Kashmir Coordination Committee, a coalition of Muslim separatists and local business leaders, called for a strike on Saturday in Srinagar to protest Singh’s visit.

The city’s streets were deserted and government forces erected steel barricades and laid razor wire on the streets in anticipation of protests. Thousands of additional soldiers in riot gear patrolled the city.

“We’re taking no chance and are strictly enforcing restrictions to maintain law and order,” senior police official B. Srinivas said.

On Saturday, Singh inaugurated Kashmir’s first train line, meant to forge stronger ties between the region and the rest of India.

Meanwhile, All Parties Hurriyet Conference Chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq said that economic packages and development projects would fail to pacify and distract the Kashmiris from their ‘innate right’ of self-determination.

“We are not against Dr Manmohan Singh’s arrival in Srinagar in his individual capacity, but oppose his tour as prime minister because he has sidelined the Kashmir issue and consigned it to the cold storage,” he said.-Agencies

Kashmir & Junagarh is Pakistani territory

Northern Areas are part of Pakistan and were never part of Kashmir