Demonstrations and protests are going on since Friday in Kashmir valley after Burhan Wani was declared killed by security forces in which 32 civilians have been killed by the firing of security forces. The security forces still do not use non-lethal bullets against civilian protesters hence by issuing meaningless sermons that security forces should avoid disproportionate use of force against civilian protesters the J&K Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti cannot evade the responsibility of these sad and unfortunate killings and of the explosive fall-out of such killings.
In a normal situation too Mehbooba should have been careful and caring. But the developments in Kashmir for the last three days have proved that Mehbooba has no other qualification than the daughter of PDP founder late Mufti Mohammed Sayeed. Therefore Mehboobas party PDP should rise to the occasion and should replace Mehbooba with some other competent Chief Minister if PDP cares for the life, safety, properties and honor of the people of J&K and does not want to be wiped out from the political scene of J&K in next election.
The PDP should keep one more point in mind. Since it came to power in 2015 it is behaving as a B Team of National Conference headed by Abdullahs. The PDP, unlike NC, should understand that without Kashmir solution violence will not stop in Kashmir and without unification of J&K there is no Kashmir solution.
Hence if PDP really wants to solve the problem of Kashmir then it should officially and publicly demand that Government of India should immediately start talks with Pakistan.
PDP should not forget that unlike India which absurdly thinks that by merely writing in the Constitution or by unanimous resolution of Parliament, entire J&K has become an integral part of India, a much smaller Pakistan tried to take Kashmir militarily in 1947, 1948, 1965, 1971 during Kargil etc.
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