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Hate in Hard Times

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Kashmir Observer

Sections of the media are deepening mistrust rather than demanding accountability after the tragic attack on tourists in Kashmir.

- Musaddiq Majid Khan

Hate in Hard Times

The recent attack on tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir, was a moment that demanded serious questions and responsible journalism.

Instead, much of the Indian media chose to spread anger and suspicion, especially against ordinary Kashmiris who had nothing to do with the violence.

The attack, which took place in what should have been one of the most secure areas, should have led to tough questions. How did the attackers move around so easily? Why did the security system fail? These were the queries that needed urgent answers.

Yet, rather than focus on these vital inquiries, many television channels and social media outlets rushed to target an entire community.

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