living in the region who say they haven't been allowed to contribute to the parents' creation as kashmiri separatist leader told r.t. and the proposal should involve people there and the group rocky start. well we have to talk about the process and that is rig zack in your field for the last so many years that yes india pakistan have talked about kashmir many times but it has been you know there is no process in motion as far as the two countries are concerned the perception here in kashmir is that you can't have talks on the one hand and killings on the other hand for the last five months we have seen what happened you have lost hundred twelve you said you all noncombatants students but there doesn't seem to be an accountability for the government sites if the government of india is saying that we are going to have a solution or a conduit of a solution in the next two months the fact is of the wood it doesn't know anything about that so if this statement is to mean anything let the government of india address some of the issues which we have given to them it's going to only survive if in

i myself is kashmiri. i've been writing about kashmir for most of my life and i think the term "holocaust" is not correct when you -- when you use it to describe kashmir. it might speak of somebody who objects who use authoritarians of the kashmiri authorities. and what's actually happening in kashmir which i think that people in kashmir are caught against not one adversary but two. they are trapped on the one hand the authoritarian india authorities which she accurately talks about and the radical muslim groups coming from pakistan trying to impose upon them an idea of islam more radical, more conservative, more repressive than kashmiri islam has always been. kashmiri islam has been moderate and mystical and has not been the kind of radical arab islam that is now being brought, imported from the pakistan side. so you have a country in which the people of that country -- as i say i'm ethnically kashmiri so i have some status to speak of this. have been caught in a classic rock in a hard place. you have an

know basically sort of empowering people with targeting people to people contact trade between two kashmiris you know india pakistan you know jointly managing probably for the dea and finance and other issues i think you know if if steps are taken in that direction in a gradual way i believe that that can also be steps towards reaching a solution at the end so we don't reject anything other separatist leaders like remembers from yahoo the conference have been calling for strikes in the last summer this summer in the last couple of weeks as well but the the response the public response to these strikes seems to be ebbing people are you know not listening to the strike calls anymore do you think that in a sense you know the relevance of the strike is being i believe that five months is is i mean five months in a year you are protesting the school if you would there is a strike sions there's no movement you know people are confined to the houses no education activity no economic activities i believe that see how tiles and put this can be a part of the strategy it cannot be the end dies for i be

comes despite decades of violence including one hundred twelve deaths in the last five months as kashmiri separatist leader told r.t. the indian government can't decide the region's fate another. the indian government says a broad outline of a solution to the kashmir problem will be available in a couple of months to discuss how realistic that may be and the situation in the suite at the moment we're joined by midwives all modified uk the chairman of the all party who at the conference was to follow how realistic is this statement by the indian government but i think the statement by the home minister of india seems to be too optimistic.

in the center, you see ilias kashmiri.e is the alias behind what i now consider to be leading operations for north waziristan. mullah omar, everybody knows. economists had i just mentioned. he's the deputy who used to be the trainer. he is reportedly also dead as a result of the drum strikes. we are a almost 100 tron strikes this year so far. this is again basically what i just explained. the last point -- the second point, the i.e. meal i just mention and the losses there is the arabs, chechens and also criminal games. what has happened over the years as the collusion between militancy is a crime has also emerged. and this is i think what has kept us destabilized. as well, if you look at the khyber agency or if you look at the other tribal areas, crime or criminal gangs have devised themselves as taliban, as militants and are indulging in criminal activities like abductions for ransom. in the shower, for instance, we have 172 cases of abductions. the police is pursuing. and we presumed that most of these objections, most

spoke before me -- sometimes i will be accused [unintelligible] 3 of them said, " [unintelligible] kashmiri is becoming an important opportunity for al qaeda. we talk about all of these proxies', but not the master of proxies. what does the pakistan army want to achieve by saying to washington, "we are back to being the masters of all of these proxy operations. "they may tell you to look at the suffering of the people. people are suffering in the tribal areas and the expendable parts of pakistan. you hear the news about the suffering of people in tribal areas. one bomb blast they take very seriously. pakistan believes that by promoting these groups, even if there is a spill over, it would be like fire in the servant's quarter. it will not affect the main palace. that is their duty. for them, it is like some kind of squatter. what we do not see clearly is a consistent u.s. policy towards the fundamental issue -- pakistan. it is a country which, despite the threat of sanctions, they promised believers. 9/11 has changed us. they say they have not changed. they are the same pakistan. but he bel

in the center is kashmiri, the reinforcement behind a group upper right now considered to be leading operations from inside north waziristan. everybody knows mullah omar. hakimullah mehsud, his deputy is reportedly also did -- dead from a drone strike. we have had almost 100 drone strikes this year already. this is again basically what i just explained. the imu i mentioned, the others there, aris and chechens. what has happened over the years is a collision between militancy and crime has also emerged. this is what has kept us to stabilize as one element. crime -- criminal gangs have disguised themselves as taliban, as militants, and are indulging in criminal activities like s.uctions for ransom in' in [ashawa --in pashawar there are many cases of deductions -- of abductions. i just spoke aboutalmi, it has splintered into other groups. -- about almi. another onere's active in baluchistan and karachi. then there are the asian tigers. you might have read about the execution of a former operator. the asian tigers. claimed responsibility tigers. and then you have an organization that was

in the center, you see ilias kashmiri.e is the alias behind what i now consider to be leading operations for north waziristan. mullah omar, everybody knows. economists had i just mentioned. he's the deputy who used to be the trainer. he is reportedly also dead as a result of the drum strikes. we are a almost 100 tron strikes this year so far. this is again basically what i just explained. the last point -- the second point, the i.e. meal i just mention and the losses there is the arabs, chechens and also criminal games. what has happened over the years as the collusion between militancy is a crime has also emerged. and this is i think what has kept us destabilized. as well, if you look at the khyber agency or if you look at the other tribal areas, crime or criminal gangs have devised themselves as taliban, as militants and are indulging in criminal activities like abductions for ransom. in the shower, for instance, we have 172 cases of abductions. the police is pursuing. and we presumed that most of these objections, most