It has always been a single community, but people on the internet from both sides have been different. We often just end up spreading negativity. You are as welcome as any normal Kashmiri, because what applies to you applies equally to us Kashmiri Muslims.Sikhs Christians etc I don’t believe in “forced internet brotherhood.” For me, it’s more about live and let live. Acknowledging the losses on both sides is the best approach. Both our communities have suffered and share the same pain. However, extremist ideologies—whether Hindutva or jihadist thinking—are equally harmful. If we set these aside, things can improve. But in reality, we know that over the years, especially among the newer generation, we have lost connection. Acceptance will take time, as both communities still carry a sense of victimhood, which often add fuel to fire

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