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Will getting the army help to solve the Kashmir issue?

Created by : Kavitha Shankar, Sr/Principal Coresspondent, ABC  | 07 10 2010 06:50:50 +0000
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Recently, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has lost control of his state. But before losing, he set the Indian army in Kasmir. Unfortunately, going by the facts on the ground that have culminated in the deployment of the Indian Army as a “deterrent” to enforce peace and order around, if not in Srinagar, for the first time since at least 15 years. So users, do you think getting the army help to solve the Kashmir issue?

  
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I don't think so. Rather it'll agitate people more. They are anyways angry on deploying Army in Kashmir and this step will surely increase their anger....
By Kavitha Shankar, Sr/Principal Coresspondent, ABC  07 10 2010 06:50:50 +0000
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i think so yes for normalcy but for long term we need to think about the social welfare of the people of J&K as bcoz of some notorious elements those innocent people got suffered
By prateek santoshq, Senior engineer, Nokia Siemens Network Pvt Ltd  | 07 13 2010 17:19:13 +0000
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yes and the best example is a small country called Israel and why too go that far if we take a look in the past , the best example.a major flushing out is required, rather we have to uproot this creeper of terrorism and for that the only tool available with us is army.we have seen in past that the bilateral dialogues don't work .so in order to restore peace in valley we need to take this step of employing army to flush out terrorists completely.still we have not lost.but if we keep waiting like this then it will be too late.......
By naveen abhishek, specialist officer, indian navy  | 07 13 2010 15:02:20 +0000
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yes nothing wrong to give the power to army to face the ground levels problems created by others.
By piyush yadav, Project Manager, Sintex industries ltd  | 07 13 2010 11:17:23 +0000
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Hello Kavitha, Nothing Wrong on calling the Army for the current situations.But political party should sit together and to sort out the problem they are facing by terrorist. Also government should give free hand to police to punish the culprit. They should not interfere in their work, so that they bring the situation under control. Kashmir Society and student in particular should c operate with government and work for their peaceful life. Hope all the problem will be sorted out.

K Rajagopalan.  
By k Rajagopalan, Area Manager, Amitex Polymers (P) Ltd.  | 07 13 2010 10:30:18 +0000
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Army is the only apolitical entity in the country as on date.Whenever a trouble arises whether floods riots,terrotist attack people always look up to the Army as they have the trust of a common man.In Kashmir the Army had done its job by getting violence to a managable level,stopping infiltration,winning the hearts and minds of the people and finally helped in conduct of free and fair elections. The Army however cannot take the place of the political or beuraucratic vacuum that gets created when the Army leaves the place.It is entirely up to the politico and the administrative setup to reap the benefits created by the Army presence.A responsive administration and proactive political setup can hopefully solve a long drawn issue
By rajeev nehra, Sr Manager HR/Admin, sanyukta developers pvt ltd  | 07 13 2010 07:54:09 +0000
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though deploying army in kashmir is a bold step, it has become important in the present circumstances. the malice of politicians is a known fact, for their inherent interest, they are exploiting people's sentiments. in order to restore peace a state has to take tough step. most importantly, india needs to project its tougher image among international fraternity. For, it has been long due. We need no longer an image of a soft state! As long as people are concerned, their volatile anger can be managed with right political action.
By poornima tripathi, researcher, lucknow university  | 07 12 2010 07:04:32 +0000
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Army has been called on a number of occasions in various parts of India  to assist the local administration,police and para-military forces.Army has a limited role to play in particular circumstances and has not been deployed on a permanent basis.

It is an open secret that it is a managed show of protest by select  few miscreants aided by external  elements in Kashmir.If they go out of control and become a threat to the security of the country then all steps should be taken to check it.First the trouble is created and later it is exploited by the vested interests. No compassion should be shown to such elements. The local population should  assist the administration and isolate the trouble mongers.However,it is the responsibility of the government of the day to protect the innocent civilians.

Dr. MAHENDRA GAUR,Director,Foreign Policy Research Centre,New Delhi 

 
By MAHENDRA GAUR, DIRECTOR, FOREIGN POLICY RESEARCH CENTRE, NEW DELHI  | 07 12 2010 06:21:47 +0000
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Peace be Upon HIM. Yes there was PEACE though for a few moments. But it shows that moving the Army in did help like a square peg for a square hole.IF I am a PEACEfull person by nature it does not matter to me if the ARMY is right there even in my study room; but if my intentions are not honorable i would object to even a police man in my neighbourhood. i have nothing to hide or be angry about, come rain or storm or AN ARMY; Lokah Samsta Sukhino Bhavantu; peace be to the ARMY too.
By Pramod P. Kaimal, Web Site Update, AN ACTUAL TRUE SCHOOL  | 07 12 2010 04:53:34 +0000
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Yes.I fully agree.If at all anybody who can control and bring peace in the valley of Kashmir is none other than Indian Army.

P.M.Keshava

 
By P.M.Keshava , AGM-Finance, VST Tillers Tractors Limited  | 07 12 2010 04:07:26 +0000
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Sorry Kavita, I'm not yes man.  But at present situation created by the ultras, under the disguise of separatist & opposition leaders, encouraging,instigating the people especially the youth for violence, may be it is just stone throwing incident but see how many innocent lives lost including the small babies, small children.

Initially it stopped, when media highlighted the incident with live interview reports.  Again it started more fierce & violent manner with the backing of the same people.  See the opposition leader, irrespective of PM's intervention not ready for all party meet to solve the  present crisis. He is PM for J&K also.

Just because State Govt. failure it doesn't mean that u create such a tension & encourage the unscrupulous elements to take charge & push militants inside. It took everyone by surprise including the main culprits by the act of CM.  Lets face it,  Let us not mix up the issue here the army presence, which is not deterrent or  thwart any peaceful process, but to bring back the normalcy & send a msg to the ultras & warn their supporters of the consequence for spoiling the peaceful atmosphere.

It is a good decision by the J&K CM. Central Govt. should support the decision & send warning to the neighbouring country that we mean business & peaceful atmosphere will be maintained at J & K at any cost.

Ofcourse, once the peace prevails the Army should be withdrawn promptly. Never under estimate the Army's contribution in providing the ground support for the peace process. 

Rao
By nagesh rao, Freelancer, Freelancer  | 07 12 2010 06:57:37 +0000
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this is right decision to call army for peace ,it has not been called to resolve the issue so i totally diagree with the subject.it is correct to call army how a country can bear when foreign elements are present in country,so it is a waise decision.
By satishk.shukla , Director on Board, saurabhagro tech pvt.ltd.  | 07 12 2010 05:04:57 +0000
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Thanks for invitation!

I fully agree with Kavitha army will not help to solve the kashmir problem and everyone knows we can't find the solutions by force it require patience and silence to discuss and get some agreement like WIN WIN SITUATION.
By Manmath Patil, Marketing executive  | 07 12 2010 04:38:21 +0000
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Army may not / should not be the solution.

The Army Chief Genl V. K. Singh has said that some actions ( may be he was meaning Political dialogue/s ) are necessary after intervention by Army . He also suggested to enquire who are encouraging lawnessness and who are funding.

It is funny that : quite often, whenever there is a (political) problem in Kashmir, some (main-land) intellectuals remember : MILITARY : dont know why.
By ASOKE KUSARI, Domestic Private Banking-Executive/Manager, A large leading PSU Bank - India  | 07 12 2010 04:34:46 +0000
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 I agree with Kavitha, that  Arny deployment in Kashmir  will aggravate the situation,but, then Indian Government has any option in view of cross border infiltration?
By Mohammad Bakhsh, Project Leader/Managing Consultant, Freelancer  | 07 12 2010 04:16:00 +0000
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By taking the help of army to bring peace and order will not work in Kashmir at all. Because it will add fuel to fire. They will think that the government wants to have a control on them and their freedom will vanish. To bring peace and order the government should try to bring peace and harmony among people by making them understood that what ever they are doing, they are doing for their good. In short the process of Gandhism has to be taken into consideration.
By Javed Akhtar, Sr. Executive - Logistics, Keventer Agro Limited  | 07 10 2010 07:46:46 +0000
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