the head of this now permanent migrant camp still visits family and friends in the kashmir valley he'd also like to go back but says that's difficult. we also the government one place for us to sit on so from there we'll have self security and check on old properties but if they tell us to just go back to our old place or this won't happen 5 5. tension is high here and many people say they'll wait and see what develops and pray life will get better as jamil. district indeed administered kashmir. for its part pakistan says that it will pursue all options against india short of military action baucus on is looking at political. diplomatic. and legal options. we have not looking at a military option we have not more now from al-jazeera has come all in islamabad prime minister narendra modi has spoken i never did like need to a wall got strong reaction now from pakistan the pakistani foreign minister speaking before the media said that india would inducting 900000 troops into the rally making everybody a wardrobe praised now and then saying that destroyed for the realm of the people of kas

in terms of the disaffected people you're quite correct those disaffected particularly in the kashmir valley it's not sure how much more they can be disaffected but they certainly won't like this they're really already disaffected and have been many years people in general on the other hand my like of all of those still we coupled with people in the kashmir battering we choose a little problematic it's a major dying down grading from state to territory status and it gives new delhi the room the opportunity to rule directly they've said there's going to be a legislature there but it depends how much power they give that legislature in terms of pakistan there's very little that they can do apart from really what amounts to fostering naive themselves have sought to change status in the 2 areas that they administer them to look by the sites held in india has protested but there's very little either can do about what's going on on the other side of the line of control so that we politically do you get the sense that there will be trouble on the ground i mean if you shut down telephone communicati

but what the head of this now permanent migrant camp still visits family and friends in the kashmir valley he'd also like to go back but says that's difficult. we also the government one place for us to settle so from there we'll have self security and check on old properties but if they tell us to just go back to our old place or this won't happen 5 5. tension is high here and many people say they'll wait and see what develops and pray. i think it better as jamil al-jazeera district indeed administered kashmir. is at the heart of almost 17 years of hostility between india and pakistan both nations claim the territory as their own and the pakistani government has been furious at india's actions canceling across border train and banning the screening of bollywood films but it's ruled out taking military action to my heart to has more from islamabad. prime minister narendra modi has spoken and it is likely to do a walk a strong reaction now from pakistan the pakistani foreign minister speaking before the media said earlier that india would inducting 900000 troops into the rally making everyb

but what the head of this now permanent migrant camp still visits family and friends in the kashmir valley he'd also like to go back but says that's difficult. we also the government one place for us to sit on so from there we'll have self security and check on old properties but if they tell us to just go back to our old place or this won't happen 5 5. tension is high here and many people say they'll wait and see what develops and pray. i think it better as jamil al-jazeera district indeed administered kashmir. or cashiers at the heart of new live 70 is of hostility between india and pakistan both nations claim the territory as their own pakistani government has been furious at india's actions canceling across border train and banning the screening of bollywood films but it's ruled out taking military action mohan to has more from islamabad. prime minister narendra modi has spoken and it is like lead to a wall got strong reaction now from pakistan the pakistani foreign minister speaking before the media said that india would inducting 900000 troops into the rally making everybody a wardro

support from the opposition members but many members of parliament say support for india in the kashmir valley has dried up following the government's revoking of the region's autonomy and splitting it into 2 federal territories even those who politically supported the indian government in the region are now lashing out this is not that i believe. there is a democratic and yeah. whatever your religion the killer your region. the students studying in your new delhi are worried they've been scrambling to find a way to contact their families and friends in indeed administered kashmir without much success my main guns on that my parents even ok like they haven't i don't know they've been alive for me. not knowing what they're going to do. so i know what are the problems but this is the highest this is the worst kind of situation that is happening now. as many worry about their families in kashmir being cut off others are dreaming of a new beginning their fares jamil al jazeera new delhi. gupta has the latest now from new delhi. boss of the india the mr kashmir to have been under security lockdown

pakistan expels india's ambassador and suspends bilateral trade over the crisis in the kashmir valley. gun battles break out between separatist fighters and pro-government forces in the yemeni city of aden. donald trump visits 2 cities which suffered mass shootings at the weekend but protesters say he's not welcome. and i'm peter fenn in doha with all the day's sport as speranza betrayed the winners of the african champions league and the chairman of german football cup shellcode steps down temporarily amid the racism row. we begin with a crisis in the kashmir valley which has been placed in lockdown for a 3rd straight day after india stripped the region of special rights. the indian government's decision has outraged pakistan which has expelled india's ambassador and suspended bilateral trade the 2 countries have battled over kashmir since independence in the territory divided by a cease fire line up to reports new delhi street arguer a ghost town troops on every corner barricades everywhere in the largest city in the administered kashmir india's government says recent troop force mo

here one you've got is the relationship of the indian government with the people living in the valley the kashmir is they are the predominant amount of people roughly 6000000 people living in the valley of kashmir and then you've also got the situation of the more territorial dispute between india and pakistan over where if they go into ever except the line of control is the international front here because are we looking at the indian government incorporating jungle in kashmir as an indian. as it is an indian union state including gilgan baltistan hardly not because pakistan is occupying that therefore they have to talk to the pakistan government about where what the future of the whole state is you can't just chop it up into little bits thanks to our guests mezzo he'd bought qatar and victoria schofield and thank you too for so you can see the program again any time by visiting our web site i'll just dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is a.j. incisively from me. and t

region but many people in the regions of job and lead doc had been in favor of this it was the kashmir valley which was very much opposed the muslim majority part of which has the largest population but as the prime minister said in his speech he believes this was a benefit for them as well that this move will eliminate corruption and have all stakeholders all indians benefit and could the people in the kashmir valley watch the prime minister's address says what are you hearing about the survey of a stretch and that have been in place there for 10 days now. elizabeth because those severe restrictions we haven't heard any reaction yet it's difficult to get visuals and or hear news from there the last images that al-jazeera saw from the region the kashmir valley was from wednesday but we saw the security was still in place on the rainy streets there very few people ventured out people had complained to us that it was still hard to to even go to the store to get up essential and the government has now been admitted admitting that yes some people were injured in protests that al-jazeera had repor

with that and they say you can have this special status that will appeal to the people in the kashmir valley but it won't appeal to people in india nor sello people in general in kashmir from the general in the darfur region that more than kashmir to be a fully integrated part of india it's a real conundrum there are 2 different sides and there's not a whole commonality between the 2 positions. but the challenge for india is if they're in the superior position why have the wherewithal economically and militarily in our military to impose their will and there's a lot of popularity with sighing to the kashmiris you've got it totally in the in line not popular with the kashmiris ourselves but all the other. and just last thing this to say then you know this is one of the longest running conflicts in the world recently we had promised to iran khan saying that he's open to someone like donald trump mediating what did you make of that. well mr joy shanker the foreign minister for india said twice in parliament that mr modi had not said to mr trump that he wanted somebody to maybe i mean your posit

at least as it will ensure adequate stocks of food by opening russian stations throughout the kashmir valley. it was certain commitments commitments like that will ensure that they are declared stocks of food and essential come on the order d.s. will be available all around in the valley and their commitment commitment we have fulfilled well i said good that all the outlets. at national plex those will run and today and yesterday also all the outlets in. there were open and people would actually put chairs in the russian front from different locations. a little earlier i spoke to come nigh pakistan security analyst at the cato institute he says human rights activists are concerned about this ongoing dispute over kashmir the indian government has always maintained that an indian administered kashmir that whatever goes on there is a domestic matter but the reality is that what goes on there and has been documented now for the past $23.00 decades fight no one human rights organizations like amnesty and un rights 1st etc of the torturers beatings missing persons detentions pellet guns curfews ec

been cut off from the outside world mobile phones internet and landlines are all down in the kashmir valley where soldiers are enforcing a curfew for people here life suddenly become tougher. as you can see the shops are all shut here and we having a hard time getting food and there's no transportation we're facing a difficult time here. i had to take a patient to the hospital but they aren't allowing us to travel they've put a have a restriction here created a militarized zone and 1st fully imposed a black lawn to us the indian government has revoked the region's autonomy but the situation is not the same everywhere 5. this. it's just moved the hindu majority part of the administer to the smear like the demographics the views here are different than the rest of the region life in this part remains fairly normal with exceptions here in general public assembly has been restricted and mobile internet has been disabled along with some phone connections well these are not nearly as severe as the total shutdown in the neighboring kashmir valley the difference here is that by and large most peopl

been cut off from the outside world mobile phones internet and landlines are all down in the kashmir valley where soldiers are enforcing a curfew for people here life suddenly become tougher. as you can see the shops are all shut here and we're having a hard time getting food and transportation we are facing a difficult time here. i had to take a patient to the hospital but they aren't allowing us to travel to have a restriction here created a militarized zone and 1st black long to us the indian government has revoked the region's autonomy but the situation is not the same everywhere 5. this is just the hindu majority part of the administered the smear like the demographics the views here are different than the rest of the region life in this part remains fairly normal with the exception here and public assembly has been restricted and mobile internet has been disabled along with some phone connections all these are not nearly as severe as the total shutdown in the neighboring kashmir valley the difference here is that by and large most people support the government's new measures for india

the head of this now permanent migrant camp still visits family and friends in the kashmir valley he'd also like to go back but says that's difficult. we also the government one place for us to sit on so from there we'll have self security and check on old properties but if they tell us to just go back to our old place or this won't happen 5 5. tension is high here and many people say they'll wait and see what develops and pray life will get better. district indeed administered kashmir fact that it will pass you all shien's against india short of military action. is looking at political. diplomatic. and legal options. we are not looking at a military option we're not on our from comeaux in islamabad. prime minister narendra modi has spoken i never did like need to a walk us drawing reaction now from pakistan the pakistani foreign minister speaking before the media said earlier that india would inducting 900000 troops into the rally making everybody a word prisoner and then saying that destroyed for the relative of the people of kashmir the pakistani prime minister also say whether the

the rest of india feeling that they can come up and buy property in jammu and kashmir now the kashmir valley is actually very small it's approximately 90 miles long 20 to 25 miles wide and so if you think about the change of the demographics that will come into place if you get all sorts of known kashmiris coming out wanting to buy land this was one of the principal reasons why this article was put in place mirroring what had been put in place in 1927 by the passing of the hereditary state subject nor that's why the british had how close they could not land barca that's what we're seeing is a total change of demographics r.-k. baka so if you just come out and decide it's about time to. deny them the wind to make the job one because then you pave the way for numbers didn't stop the chase land don't you think of this would stalk and to india sentiment among the people who would say this is a land grab decision by the government. so i think that the more the government and i obviously speak as an independent journalist and not for the government but i think it's important for your viewers to un

head of this now permanent migrant camp still visits family and friends in the kashmir valley he'd also like to go back but says that's difficult. we also the government one place for us to settle so from there we'll have self security and check on old properties but if they tell us to just go back to our old plane. this won't happen 5 5. tension is high here many people say they'll wait and see what develops and pray life will get better as jamil al-jazeera district indeed administered kashmir. afghan taliban has responded to the unrest in kashmir with a spokesman urging both india and pakistan to refrain from taking steps that could pave the way for violence and complications in the region and usurp the rights of kashmiris having gained bitter experiences from war and conflict we had peace and the use of rational pathways to solve regional issues. the us and south asia and on this of the university of westminster he says the taliban through its statement is trying to ensure the situation in kashmir remains a separate issue to afghanistan and who don't imagine that taliban will be aski

been cut off from the outside world mobile phones internet and landlines are all down in the kashmir valleywhere soldiers are enforcing a curfew for people here life suddenly become tougher. as you can see the shops are all shut here and we having a hard time getting food and there's no transportation we're facing a difficult time here. i had to take a patient to the hospital but they aren't allowing us to travel they've put it. a restriction here created a militarized zone and 1st fully imposed a black lawn to us the indian government has revoked the region's autonomy but the situation is not the same everywhere 5. this is just the hindu majority part of it and minister to smear like the demographics the views here are different than the rest of the region life in this part remains fairly normal with the exception here in general public assembly has been restricted and mobile internet has been disabled along with some phone connections all these are not nearly as severe as the total shutdown in the neighboring kashmir valley the difference here is that by and large most people support the

the head of this now permanent migrant camp still visits family and friends in the kashmir valley he'd also like to go back but says that's difficult. we also the government one place for us to settle so from there we'll have self security and check on old properties but if they tell us to just go back to our old place or this won't happen 5 5. tension is high here and many people say they'll wait and see what develops and pray life will get better as jamil al-jazeera district indeed administered kashmir. as the region on a map well here is what india considers to be its sovereign territory but it's a bit more complicated on the ground you see india administers parts of the disputed kashmir region pakistan another china also administers parts of the town the indian and pakistan administered kashmir are separated by the internationally recognized line of control and see. it's funny most of the had on the news out including the latest figures from china show its economy remains strong i made the trade war with the us to washington it's a different story. swearing in the new governor of p

pakistan expels india's ambassador of suspends bilateral trade over the crisis in the kashmir valley. and our intake of this is a live from london also coming up. gun battles break out between separatist fighters and pro-government forces in the yemeni city of aden. donald trump visits 2 cities which suffered mass shootings at the weekend but protesters say he's not welcome. millions of people on the brink of starvation in zimbabwe as the president declares a national emergency. and to begin with the crisis in the kashmir valley which has been placed in lockdown for a 3rd straight day off to india strip the region of special rights the indian government's decision as outraged pakistan which is expelled india's ambassador and suspended bilateral trade the 2 countries have battled over kashmir since independence leaving the treat divided by a ceasefire line priyanka gupta reports from new delhi. street arguer a ghost town troops on every corner barricades everywhere in the largest city in the indian and listed kashmir india's government says recent true brute force months are to ensure

well 1st of all i would say that i have visited kashmir valley several times myself and it is a large segment of media elites who have strong separately sense a session in stand in cities and who sympathize with pakistan and they believe in the 2 nations cod which divided india and pakistan which is that muslims should have their own homeland and should not be part of india but it's a complete bunkum to say that modi has some kind of you know in the right to say. you know convert the whole country into kind of a hindu i patronize i think it's completely reversed although you know there are 180000000 muslims in india there are 180000000 muslims in india and out of whom only 7000000 i thought why only these 7000000. not indifferent i thought not all of them but many of them they're speaking of the elites heats because it's part of their strategy and it all started you have found in terms of governance not coming to the point about ghettos you know i would say that my friend you know if you read the 19th or your 49 there are no your take no you know it's very sad and when they are going

the head of this now permanent migrant camp still visits family and friends in the kashmir valley he'd also like to go back but says that's difficult. we also the government one place for us to sit on so from there we'll have self security and check on old properties but if they tell us to just go back to our old place or this won't happen 5 5. tension is high here and many people say they'll wait and see what develops and pray life will get better. district indeed administered kashmir. pakistan says it will be all options against india short of military action. is looking at. diplomatic. and legal options. we are not looking out a minute you know we're not on our from come out and islam about. prime minister narendra modi has spoken i never did like need to a wall got strong reaction now from pakistan the pakistani foreign minister speaking before the media. that india would inducting 900000 troops into the rally making everybody a word prisoner and then saying that destroyed for the red face of the people of kashmir the pakistani prime minister also said whether the world was going t

this is resident in the kashmir valley enjoy the 4th straight day of a security knocked down without phones t.v. or the internet. fears that violence in the yemeni city of aden is spiraling out of control while the rebels launch another drone attack inside saudi arabia. our insatiable appetite for food and natural resources is killing the earth and what needs to be done to stop an environmental disaster. in sport is transfer deadline day in anger and with some of the world's biggest the as on the move with and without let you know later in the program. india's hindu nationalist prime minister says he's bringing about an historic new era in kashmir free the disputed region from corruption and separatism and render modi has addressed the nation for the 1st time since he stripped indian administered kashmir of its special status imposing a security knock down and detaining politicians but modi has dismissed criticism that his actions were undemocratic saying all he wants is for kashmir to receive an economic boost got all of this book. to the millions of the public the stream has now co

well 1st of all i would say that i have visited kashmir valley several times myself and it is a large segment of media elites who have strong separately sense associates tendencies and who sympathize with pakistan and they believe in the 2 nations cod which divided india and pakistan which is that muslims should have their own homeland and should not be part of india but it's a complete bunkum to say that modi has some kind of you know in the right to say. you know convert the whole country kind of a hindu i patronize i think it's completely reversed although you know there are nearly 180000000 muslims in india there are 180000000 muslims in india and out of whom only 7000000 i thought why only these 7000000 are seeking for session or indifferent talk not all of them but what many of them there speak to the elites heats because it's part of their strategy and it all started you have found in terms of governance not coming to the point about ghettos you know i would say that my friend you know if you read the night before you were born in time there are no york no you know it's very sa

. >> these kashmiri hindus used to live in the kashmir valley, but fled years ago.ome are living in cramped homes and can only dream of the ones they left behind. us, department called for we will see what the condition is. correspondent: the head of the migrant camp still visits family and friends in the kashmir valley. he would like to go back, but says that is difficult. we will have self security and take on our own properties. if they tell us to just go back to our old places, this won't happen. tension is high. many see the will -- say they will wait and see what happens. >> kashmir is at the heart of more than 70 years apostolate he between india and pakistan. both nations claim the territory at their own. the pakistani government is furious that india's actions, banning the screening of bollywood films. -- >> primet: minister modi has spoken and it is likely to evoke a strong reaction now from pakistan. the pakistani foreign minister speaking before the media set earlier that india was inducting 900,000 troops into the valley, making everyone a virtual priso

reports that security has been tightened it's some parts of india have just pushed me especially in kashmir valley that south adenoid in kashmir and also in street other which the knowledge of city in the region as you mentioned to preempt any protests that might happen after friday prayers we do know that a large rally is expected to be is expected today off to friday a president that's after 2 30 pm local time here where lots of people are expected to march in street other add in the anticipation of that the security forces have are there in large numbers in fact locals are saying that they haven't seen such a large security presence in the last 4 days so there are more troops on the ground we understand the phone lines are still down however people in the in the in the and i misspoke did listen to probably snowing 2 more these speech yesterday on radio and some news shadows that wore a functioning their. system or they did reassure the people in the valley that these restrictions will be lifted very soon but for the time being the security situation there is extremely tense be understand there

been cut off from the outside world mobile phones internet and landlines are all down in the kashmir valley where soldiers are enforcing a curfew for people here life suddenly become tougher. as you can see the shops shut here and we're having a hard time getting food and there's no transportation we are facing a difficult time here. i had to take a patient to the hospital but they aren't allowing us to travel they've put a have a restriction here created a militarized zone and 1st posed a black lawn to us the indian government has revoked the region's autonomy but the situation is not the same everywhere 5. this is just the hindu majority part of the administered the smear like the demographics the buz here are different than the rest of the region life in this part remains fairly normal with the exception here in general public assembly has been restricted and mobile internet has been disabled along with some phone connections all these are not nearly as severe as the total shutdown in the neighboring kashmir valley the difference here is that by and large most people support the governme

the conflict over the kashmir valley has forced thousands of families to be separated.any in refugee camps on the pakistani side of the divided region say they fear for their relatives on the others of the line of control. we have this report from a refugee camp. moved from indian-administered kashmir in 1990's to this refugee camp. her family has lived through the relations between india and pakistan, but says this time is different. >> it has been three days since we have heard from my sister and her family. rumors 40 to 50 people have been killed. are they even alive? escapedusband said they kashmir when he was tortured and had forces occupying their lands. >> all we want is freedom. is anyone listening? muslims all over the world, god will ask them on the day of judgment. >> the conflict has separated many families for years. more than 35,000 people live in refugee camps on the pakistani side of the divided region. most people are from indian-administered kashmir, although structures have been turned in homes, but every household has family relatives on the others.

they say the park trail by several indeed media organizations of calm in the kashmir valley is untrue that is a fed amount of accurate reporting happening if this is the government would like us to make it seem like that the only p.r. agency down there the bulk of the out agents out there calling themselves the best are the absolute best are in fact they're not. they say the indian government's lock down and communications blackout is counterproductive to solving the crisis because it is basically radicalizing the population marginalizing them other elements who are now in jane and looking at that it's 40 ish because they were trying to get work that we can trust the indian government but now they have been jailed and so prominent kashmiri civil servant turned politician shaath bessel is now under house arrest he was detained at new delhi's airport and sent back to srinagar vessel has spoken to al-jazeera several times and is highly critical of india's policies on kashmir saying india strongarm policies were hurting kashmiris trust and faith in the indian government. house arrest come

pakistan expels india's ambassador and suspends bilateral trade over the crisis in the kashmir valley. follow their own felicity barger watching al-jazeera live from london coming up. gun battles break out between separatist fighters and pro-government forces of the yemeni city of ada. donald trump visits 2 cities which suffered mass shootings at the weekends to protest to say he's not welcome. and millions of people on the brink of starvation in zimbabwe as the president declares a national emergency. we begin with the crisis in the kashmir valley which has been placed in lockdown for a 3rd straight day off to india strip the region of special rights the indian government's decision has outraged pakistan which is expelled india's ambassador and suspended bilateral trade the 2 countries of battled over kashmir since independence leaving the territory divided by a ceasefire line print gupta reports from new delhi. street are a ghost town troops on every corner barricades everywhere in the largest city in the indian and listed kashmir india's government says recent troop force months ar

they say the park trail by several indian media organizations of calm in the kashmir valley is untrue. that is a set amount of accurate reporting happening it's us of the government would like us to make it seem like that the only p.r. agency and on there the value of the odd agents out there calling themselves the best are the best are in fact they're not. they say the indian government's locked down and communications blackout is counterproductive to solving the crisis because it is basically radicalizing the population marginalizing the mother elements who are now in jane and looking at that it's $46.00 because they were trying to get work that we can trust the indian government but now they have been jailed and so prominent kashmiri civil servant turned politician shaath bessel is now under house arrest he was detained at the delhi airport and sent back to srinagar vessel has spoken to al-jazeera several times and is highly critical of india's policies on kashmir saying india's strongarm policies were hurting kashmiris trust and faith in the indian government. house arrest comes a

we are hearing of course from the indian media is that more troops are being deployed in the kashmir valley there are more checkpoints and more valley caves in fact at every 50 square metres there are checkpoints barricades that have been put in place we are also getting conformed information about some protesters being insured and who have been admitted to the main hospital. meanwhile in delhi the 1st legal challenge has been filed in the supreme court against the government's decision the public interest occasion has been filed and they are expecting more legal challenges to come the applications from the indian institute of will have said that they will be challenging the government's decision in either in the indian supreme court all the german kashmir high court the government said that it was expecting that at this ready to face any challenges to make sure that their idea of what they call a unified india finally comes true. the taliban has claimed responsibility for a car bomb explosion at a police building in carb or 14 people have been killed in the least 145 injured the suicide bo

now in addition to that indian officials today have also said that the restrictions in kashmir valley however most of the restrictions that have been. also in the administered kashmir but in kashmir valley conditions are still very poor as far as connectivity is concerned at least some movement has been like civil lines which is where the who's who. live but many areas still all reeling under a very heavy impact of these restrictions that have been imposed by the indian government there is a hope that over the weekend things perhaps will get easier but the indian government has again reiterated that it would be a step by step approach recalibrate constantly calibrate i beg your pardon on how much restrictions would ease in. schools however should open on monday and government offices as well spokes person for pakistan's military forces are prepared to respond to any indian.

of these people or their descendants may be able to return to their homes in the neighboring kashmir valley many people here were against autonomy they say that they believe that kept out development and investment and now there's economic potential for them and everyone else but the issues of india to mr kashmir won't be resolved by the simple stroke of a pen to shut down remains in the valley and even here in germany public assemblies have been banned as a measure to control rioting as well many hindus are questioning the realities of going back to their homes who will guarantee their lives and livelihoods who will ensure their safety and will be welcomed by their muslim neighbors given the tensions that still remain here in the region let's take a closer look now at the map of kashmir this is what andrea considers to be its sovereign territory but it is more complicated on the ground and the administer as part of the disputed region the other china also administers part of the tree india and pakistan administered a separated by the internationally recognized line of control well the conf

here one you've got is the relationship of the indian government with the people living in the valley the kashmir it is they are the predominant amount of people roughly 6000000 people living in the valley of kashmir and then you've also got the situation of the more territorial dispute between india and pakistan over where if they go into ever except the line of control is the international front here because are we looking at the indian government incorporating jungle in kashmir as an indian. as it is a union state including gilgan baltistan hardly not because pakistan is occupying that therefore they have to talk to the pakistan government about where what the future of the whole state is you can't just chop it up into little bits thanks to our guests mezzo he'd bought qatar and victoria schofield and thank you too for so you can see the program again any time by visiting our web site i'll just dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. it's a story you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is a.j. incisively from e hashanah and

reporters what they saw they say the park trail by several indeed media organizations of calm in the kashmir valley is untrue that is a fed amount of accurate reporting happening it's the government would like us to make it seem like that the only p.r. agency down there the value of the odd agency out there calling themselves the best are the actually better in fact they're not. they say the indian government's lockdown and communications blackout is counterproductive to solving the crisis because it is basically radicalizing the population marginalizing them other elements who are now in jane and looking at that it's 40 ish because they were trying to get work that we can trust the indian government but now they have been jailed and so prominent kashmiri civil servant turned politician shaath bessel is now under house arrest he was detained at the delhi airport and sent back to srinagar vessel has spoken to al-jazeera several times and is highly critical of india's policies on kashmir saying india's strongarm policies were hurting kashmiris trust and faith in the indian government. shaw festival h

they say the park trail by several indeed media organizations of calm in the kashmir valley is untruethat is a fed amount of accurate reporting happening it's us of the government would like us to make it seem like that the only p.r. agency down there the value of the odd agency out there calling themselves the best are the absolute best in fact they're not. they say the indian government's locked down and communications blackout is counterproductive to solving the crisis because it is basically radicalizing the population marginalizing them other elements who are now in jane and looking at that it's 40 ish because they were trying to get work that we can trust the indian government but now they have been jailed and so prominent kashmiri civil servant turned politician shaath bessel is now under house arrest he was detained at the delhi airport and sent back to srinagar vessel has spoken to al-jazeera several times and is highly critical of india's policies on kashmir saying india's strongarm policies were hurting kashmiris trust and faith in the indian government. house arrest comes

the head of this now permanent migrant camp still visits family and friends in the kashmir valley he'd also like to go back but says that's difficult. we also the government one place for us to sit on so from there we'll have self security and check on old properties but if they tell us to just go back to our old place or this won't happen 5 5. tension is high here and many people say they'll wait and see what develops and pray life will get better as jamil al-jazeera district indeed administered kashmir. how does the region.

they're going to be with actually it can equally cleansed these lord induced by not abuse in kashmir valley i want to hop a 1000000 of them have actually been forced to flee and become. those people who could you hardly a threat so you know if you talking against her own community here but let me come back to the bigger point which is you know this. is something big human rights you know being crushed all the people and all these all these years more be rated by a sense of ideological bias what you how i want to get on these nonpolluting so to be writing are going to meetings of all faiths but meetings people are going more people who have appreciated what is happening because we're big god in the last 70 years lives. it was no better sociological you had made your point you made a personal attack against a tosser which this conversation is not about but i want to give her the chance to respond to that very briefly natasha yes yes please this is not this is not about the i mean this is about saying that you cannot have a military solution to a political problem secondly about the sheep and

support from the opposition members but many members of parliament say support for india in the kashmir valley has dried up following the government's revoking of the region's autonomy and splitting it into 2 federal territories even those who politically supported the indian government in the region are now lashing out this is not india that i believe. there is a democratic india taking on india. whatever your religion ok or your region. the students studying in your new delhi are worried they've been scrambling to find a way to contact their families and friends in indeed administered kashmir without much success i mean guns on that my parents even ok like they have been i don't know are they even alive for me. not knowing what they are going to. so i know what the problems but this is the highest this is the worst kind of situation that is happening now. as many worry about their families and kashmir being cut off others are dreaming of a new beginning their fares jamil al jazeera new delhi. good to correspondents following the latest developments on this story we have. for a fact in some a

we have come from the kashmir valley, we don't have any money and my wallet is empty.sking for tickets. the situation is very bad, a curfew is being imposed. our work has been disrupted. in the hindu part of this region, day—to—day life is continuing. later today the indian prime minister will make a television address, arguing kashmir‘s status had to change to ensure the region kept pace with the rest of india on issues such as women's rights. but many kashmir people feel it is part of a hindu nationalist plan to change the demographics of the country's only muslim majority state. the un says it fears what might happen next in this already volatile area. we are seeing again blanket telecommunications restrictions, perhaps more blanket than we have ever seen before. the reported arbitrary detention of political leaders and restrictions on peaceful assembly. these restrictions will prevent the people of indian administered kashmir and their elected representatives from participating fully in democratic debate about the future status of kashmir. all of this when kashmir

well 1st of all i would say that i have visited kashmir valley several times myself and it is a large segment of media elites who have strong separately censor session in stand in cities and who sympathize with pakistan and they believe in the 2 nations cod which divided india and pakistan which is that muslims should have their own homeland and should not be part of india but it's a complete bunkum to say that modi has some kind of you know in the right to say. you know convert the whole country kind of a hindu i patronize i think it's completely reversed although you know there are 180000000 muslims in india there are 180000000 muslims in india and out of whom only 7000000 i thought why only these 7000000. not indifferent i thought not all of them but many of them they're speaking of the elites heats because it's part of their strategy and it all started you have found in terms of governance not coming to the point about ghettos you know i would say that my friend you know if you read the night before you were 49 the emotions are you know you already know you don't expect that and w

a little bit of that we've come from the kashmir valley we don't have any money and my wallet is empty we don't know how we'll travel further and we have no money when you are. kashmir is a magnet for migrant laborers they travel from india's far flung provinces looking for work in masonry carpentry and agriculture instability is a given here kashmir is claimed by both india and pakistan when tensions flare migrants pack up for india itself the region is economically negligible accounting for less than a percent of g.d.p. . a bigger concern is that escalating tensions out of kashmir could ripple through the indian economy. investors have been restrained so far as like currency dipper earlier this week might just as well be from global trade issues as the situation in kashmir for workers however the latest tensions are already hitting their pocketbooks. in the natural beauty of eastern croatia sustainable fish farming has become a growing industry and jobs generator but when it comes to fish consumption croatia has one of the lowest levels in europe with around 8 kilograms per person a

did the indian government do this because they know that the people in the kashmir valley would never agree to these changes. oh absolutely you know it's quite clear that you know when you talk about kashmiri muslims in the kashmir valley there is a very strong sentiment in favor of independence so many of these people have suffered for so long thanks to the very heavy handed and brutal tactics of indian security forces the last thing that these people want is to be formally integrated with an indian state that they so despise so clearly and india knew that this was going to be a very risky move that would not have locked down the entire region if it didn't think that there would be unrest that could break out once this decision had been taken what's going to happen when the eighty's realize what's happened. well that's the big question i mean i imagine that there would would certainly be on rests and violence i would argue that this move by india could even spark a new phase of insurgency in kashmir so you know i think that that suggests to me that the indians will try to drag out th

human rights abuses in the kashmir valley and of course the the revocation of article $370.00 belongs within the same sort of rel relative basket but what we've seen over the last decade or so is that the international community is increasingly less interested in engaging with the kashmir issue. generally seeing it as a domestic indian politics but we did say last month while the pakistani prime minister was visiting washington the u.s. president donald trump in fact did offer to mediates between pakistan and india on the issue of he has here is that a step you think that the pakistanis will not be pushing for. i you have no doubt to tell try to push it i am relatively skeptical of president trying to follow through on this particular particular issue especially because india came out very forcefully and reiterated its position that any negotiations are in kashmir need to happen by out early between india and pakistan and there are many issues that are generally off the table right on the we thank you very much for speaking to us from london thank you very much now libyan media report

mr bascomb do think that the people of kashmir especially in the valley will see those democratic rights any time soon and it does remain under a severe lockdown 10 days now i guess it's hard to imagine how the state can have development when it remains the valley one of the most militarized places in the world. well you are right that at this point in time there is a clampdown and i think the government is going to read that this is just to ensure that the whole disruption but over the next few months and the years as i said there is always in that mr modi have articulated the challenge for him would be to implement it and if you recall some time ago he spoke about sub coverage was that translates as the need to get everybody's confidence to win the confidence that's how which was translates and i think the more the challenge is going to be how will he be able to as you age and was he weighed the people in the rally that whatever he is saying would be implemented in a very midst mammals so it's a leap of faith and i think the next few months and the next year independence day 2020 shoul

kashmiri people from indian administered kashmir particularly the kashmir valley do they feel and regions to new delhi do they feel indian. if i heard you correctly i don't i'm not even able to hear you correctly but i think those people who have been saying that this is kind of promoting separatism they are forgetting that this is basically protecting the identity demography history of a certain region and those people who have been having this assimilationist of this integration is to be what the polity and rest of the country more softer the rights being came to power in india i think those disses unary to build by them otherwise i think these are being part of the constitutional guarantees provided by the parliament of india to the people of germany misstate so faisal very good to talk to thank you very much. lots more to come on this al-jazeera news hour including fighting a bowl of the democratic republic of congo rwanda agreed on a plan to tackle the outbreak in a border city. thousands protests in turkey warning that a foreign owned gold mine will cause widespread condom contamina