Tolerance is still alive in Kashmir

July 14, 2017 15:07

"The attack on the (Amarnath) pilgrims has come at a time when the Valley is battling a political crisis, a rage of youth against the government and growing incidents of violence. While Kashmiris did question whether the attack was on pilgrims or not, they lost no time to come out against the attackers, largely calling it as an act of terror. It shows the political movement in Kashmir has come a long way and religious differences do not play a role."

Pakistan's Dawn on the attack on Amarnath yatris. Read the column here.

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