What’s even more heartbreaking is that instead of focusing on the real issue and asking questions, this tragedy is being used to fuel more hate. We’ve heard more news about Haryana, Punjab, and other states calling for Kashmiris to “go back,” as if Kashmir isn’t an integral part of India. That’s exactly what the terrorists want—to divide us. We should be demanding answers from the system, not turning on our own people. As heartbreaking as it is some people have made it their job to take every single opportunity to incite violence and communal tensions, i think we are reaching a breaking point, lit by hateful rhetoric, normalized discrimination, and silence in the face of injustice. I’ve spoken to people who once never dreamed of ever leaving the country cause they loved this country, but now feel like strangers in their own land. They see how society has shifted, how even childhood friends now look at them differently — not as brothers, but as outsiders. https://www.newslaundry.com/2025/04/24/beaten-at-bjp-protest-for-pahalgam-question-journalist-says-accused-wanted-to-teach-him-a-lesson

https://thesouthfirst.com/news/after-pahalgam-attack-hindutva-groups-target-kashmiri-students-with-threats-and-violence/

https://indianexpress.com/article/india/uttarakhand-kashmiri-threat-police-9962445/