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We should just give up on Kashmir valley, I know it's sounds defeatist, but tbh there is nothing to defend there, these people hate us and they are blinded by their shit religion, I honestly don't care about them, it's our resources we are wasting on all the infrastructure and public services, and in return what - our people get killed.

They try to hide their religious fanaticism under the garb of ethnic nationalism but the fact is the whole thing is nothing but Islamist separatism, pakistan is an idea you see, kashmir with 97% muslim population is pakistan, all these muslim majority ghettos across India, and districts in certain states and regions are the same, hindus can't live there.

These hindu tourists who lost their lives have themselves to blame, this is what happens when you have no शत्रुबोध

All this chaos - results from the fact that Indian state is incompetent and coward, most importantly it has no identity, it can't protect you.

At the end of the day political parties and leaders will blame each other and use your death to further their politics.

Btw check this out a guy saved himself by larping as a muslim lmao.

>>76320

Any place with over 50% Islamic population is a lost cause.

Wait for some decades parts of Bengal will become the same.

>>76309

simps like you should drawn and quartered irrespective of religion

>>76330

Why do you want to take in all these feral inbreds ?

What do we gain by making them Indian?

Pakistan is already failed shithole, the biggest punishment for kashmir would be become part of Pakistan.

1000s of crores of our money will be saved.

Fuck these pigs, they deserve impoverishment.

Nobody on pakistan's sode of kashmir speaks kashmiri, pakistanis changed their demography over decades.

They deserve cultural extinction.

>>76342

The problem in Kashmir divison isn't pakistan but Islam.

Rajasthan, Gujarat etc all border Pakistan, there is no kashmir type issue there, why? - because majority are Hindus.

Same in Jammu divison - 70% are Hindus.

A separate Jammu would become just like any other state, doesn't matter if pakistan claims it or not, they can't do much there because the majority local population is Hindu and therefore Indian.

>>76361

Stalinist deportations will 100% work but Indian state and politicians are all cuck cowards

>>76365

Abe gandu why does pakistan claiming anything matters?

why can't you understand that pakistan sponsored terrorism can only work if majority is muslim?

>>76305(OP)

No. We cannot give kashmir. Its an improtant geological border retard.

>These hindu tourists who lost their lives have themselves to blame, this is what happens when you have no शत्रुबोध

They lost their lives because they trusted this faggot desh police.

>results from the fact that Indian state is incompetent and coward, most importantly it has no identity, it can't protect you.

Correct. If anything, other anans are right. Kashmir should get open for other indians.

>>76655

Was this a false flag? There's no way pakistan would actually provoke India right now, given the current situation in balochistan.

>>76664

Yeah. I agree. I think you're the only other intelligent anon left here, the place is flooded with twitter bhakts now. I'd suggest leaving to 8ch India.

>>76667

Nice palindrome. Mirin. Don't lurk there, we need people to contribute.

>>76671

*Don't just lurk there.

>>76660

A lot of the posts relating to the incident on reddit r/india and similar subreddits seem ai generated.

>>76683

It's pretty obvious, you can make out by the em dashes. No indian uses em dashes in text.

>>76685

Yeah, it's dead as fuck. Hoping we could change that.

>>76685

Not 8kun, 8ch moe

>>76684

Example:

Our biggest failure as a society isn’t just misinformation — it’s apathy toward patterns that repeat with brutal precision. We are being trained to react, not to reflect. And that’s exactly how we’re being governed.

In the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack in Kashmir, Arnab Goswami and Republic Channel have reignited their signature campaign: #WeWantRevenge. It’s the same old script — high-pitched rhetoric, performative patriotism, and an unmistakable push to redirect public grief into electoral capital.

We’ve seen this movie before. The last time Republic Channel beat the war drum like this, the 2019 elections followed. Now, between November 2025 and May 2026, six states go to the polls. Once again, the media frenzy seems conveniently timed.

What makes it worse is the way state machinery is feeding into this manufactured narrative. The ruling party’s official Facebook page recently posted an AI-generated image of the victims, captioned: “Ask religion, not caste.” The goal is clear: polarize along communal lines, not question institutional failures.

But here's where the hypocrisy becomes unbearable.

Amid all this chest-thumping and talk of revenge, the Indian Army has quietly been reduced by 180,000 personnel over the last three years. Yes — at a time when we’re shouting about national security and calling for retaliation, our defense forces are shrinking.

This isn’t just a statistic. Major General G.D. Bakshi, a vocal military strategist, has called out this contradiction publicly. He’s asked a simple, powerful question: “Who decided that the Indian Army has excess manpower? On what basis was this downsizing done — especially when we are facing real, persistent threats on multiple fronts?”

And he’s right.

How does it make sense for a country of 1.4 billion people, where over half the population is under 26 and desperate for stable employment, to cut down the size of the one institution that offers both national service and economic opportunity?

It’s baffling. At a time when we should be expanding recruitment, we’re downsizing. While young people across rural and small-town India queue up for defense exams, the opportunities are being slashed. And yet, the media tells them to bleed for the nation — not to ask why they’re being left out of its future.

But that’s the pattern, isn’t it?

Stoke emotion, avoid accountability. Turn pain into propaganda. Convert tragedy into TRPs and votes.

We don’t need more slogans. We need answers. We don’t need more “revenge.” We need responsibility.

>>76691

None of them. See r/india.

Another one:

It was my first time in Pahalgam, and we were just 2 kilometers away from the attack site. Terrifying doesn’t even begin to describe it. Around 2:30 pm, we saw two men in the marketplace who seemed suspicious—looking back, I fear they might have been the attackers.

The media, meanwhile, is turning this into chaos. What’s circulating online is mostly propaganda, far from the ground reality. The truth is, there was no visible security in areas packed with tourists. Not a single officer in sight—just locals. If someone were to fall into a pit, wander off a cliff, or face any emergency, no one would even know. No signal, no help.

The local community, especially the pony and cab union members, were incredibly welcoming. They got the news first and didn't get us all panicked , lying that there's been a landslide, they took us back to our hotels . They made sure tourists felt safe and had a great experience. If it weren’t for the highway getting blocked, the casualty numbers could’ve easily crossed 50—maybe even hit triple digits.

Had this happened in Sonmarg, it would've been an absolute disaster. There’s no way out, no systems in place. Hundreds of tourists, and yet the only people stepping up were those same pony riders—locals with no weapons, just the will to help.

It's deeply concerning. Is this leniency or sheer negligence? There’s literally no real sense of safety until you reach the main highway tunnel. The people who truly need to be held accountable are those in power—the ones who create conditions where terror thrives.

All those families, here to experience what felt like heaven on earth… all that joy, turned to dust. Fear has taken too much control.

And the youth—how can they resist when all they want is to stay alive and support their families? These locals aren’t even seeing basic development. They're stuck in the cycle, not because they support it, but because survival leaves them no choice.

It’s heartbreaking.

Edit 1 -

When I said propaganda is spreading on social media, I meant this: people are twisting the narrative in two extreme and dangerous ways. On one side, there are those denying that this attack was religiously motivated. Let’s be honest—it was. The victims were targeted because they were Hindus. This was not random. It was a planned, deliberate act of hate rooted in Islamic extremism.

But here's where the propaganda gets worse—others are using this painful truth to paint all Muslims with the same brush. That’s not just unfair, it’s dangerous. We’ve seen it before: hate begets more hate. That cycle leads to violence, division, and distrust between communities who’ve lived side by side for centuries.

This is exactly what terrorists want. They don’t just aim to kill—they want to poison hearts and fracture society. When we start hating each other, they win.

The truth is: extremism exists. It needs to be named and fought. But it is not the face of an entire faith. Every religion has been twisted by those who seek power through fear. And that’s the real enemy—hate in any form.

Right now, social media is fueling chaos. Fake news, half-truths, rage bait—it's making people emotional, reactive, and divided. Many are confused. Many don’t know what’s real anymore. And in the middle of it all, we forget the victims—their lives, their families, their stories.

We need clarity and accountability, not mob mentality. We need justice, not revenge.

Muslims who reject this violence must speak out loudly. Hindus must remember that this isn’t a war against another religion—it’s a fight against hate. Unity is resistance.

Let’s not let their bullets keep wounding us long after the attack.

>>76691

Just karma farming ig.

What's truly baffling is virtually none of these pajeets calls it out and just interacts with it. Plus it's not even hard to ask chatgpt to remove the em dashes, and worsen grammar. It's that easy.

>>76705

Double dubs.

>>76707

You don't see the same formatting/pattern with the responses. It's not too hard to tell.

>>76708

Namefagging, not trip.

>>76710

But yeah, at this point we need trips to stand out from the jiobhangis.

>>76712

Trips/name. I'll just namefag. Not hard to tell if someones impersonating me.

>>76721

Yeah. We can't really go anywhere else . Even the anons who bitch about this site and how much they want to leave have nowwhere to go and end back up here. This is the only option.