The disappeared of Kashmir

The video discusses the ongoing issue of disappearances in Kashmir, where many individuals have gone missing amid a long-standing insurgency against Indian rule. Families of the missing suffer greatly, with some members being the sole breadwinners. Accusations fly between militants and security forces, with civil groups often blaming Indian authorities. Investigations are underway, with some security personnel charged, but many cases remain unresolved. Civil groups fear the true number of missing could be much higher than reported.

What is the main reason for the emotional pleas from families in Kashmir?

• They are demanding political reforms.

• They are searching for their missing loved ones.

• They want better education facilities.

• They are seeking financial aid.

Who are the two groups primarily blamed for the disappearances in Kashmir?

• Local politicians and businessmen

• Militants and security forces

• Foreign governments and NGOs

• Journalists and activists

What do civil groups accuse Indian authorities of doing?

• Providing aid to militants

• Murdering civilians and labeling them as militants

• Ignoring the insurgency

• Supporting foreign interventions

How have Indian officials responded to the accusations of fake encounters?

• They have denied all allegations.

• They have ignored the claims.

• They have initiated investigations and charged some personnel.

• They have blamed foreign influences.

What is the estimated number of missing people according to civil groups?

• Around 1,000

• Over 50,000

• Approximately 5,000

• As high as 10,000