Afzal Guru is gone, but questions remain

April 10, 2013 11:24

Tension over the hanging of Afzal Guru might have subsided but the scar it has left on the minds of people would continue to haunt the state.

Also the embarrassment Government of India had to face at the International level at least over the way the hanging took place cannot be brushed aside easily. In Kashmir, however, we again proved that lack of strategy has remained the hallmark of pursuing the issues with which people have deep connection. Read

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