Politics, Bong and Faith

This book offers a critical analysis of the Kashmir issue, examining historical, political, and socio-religious factors that have shaped its complex narrative. It explores the Kashmir conflict, the role of Pakistan in fostering separatism, and the political decisions that led to the dissolution of Jammu & Kashmir’s Constituent Assembly. The book also reflects on India’s adoption of secularism and socialism, questioning their practical impact, and revisits the lessons of the Khilafat Movement. With insightful questions and a critical approach, it challenges popular narratives and urges a rethinking of the Kashmir dispute in contemporary contexts.

The book delves into the multifaceted Kashmir problem, examining historical events, political decisions, and religious dynamics that have contributed to the ongoing conflict. It scrutinizes the dissolution of the Jammu & Kashmir Constituent Assembly and Pakistan’s role in supporting separatist movements. The author critically assesses India’s constitutional amendments, focusing on secularism and socialism, while questioning their real-world implications. The text also revisits the Khilafat Movement's impact on Hindu-Muslim unity, offering a reflection on its long-lasting consequences. Through a series of thought-provoking questions, the book encourages readers to reconsider the current state of the Kashmir issue.

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