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Did moist eyes of PM help allievate the persecution faced by the Kashmiri Hindus? It is deplorable that the PMs who ruled India from 1990 to 2004 could do nothing and were helpless. Such was the power of secularist media and the pressure of left-liberal intelligentia. The least the government could have done was to let Kashmiri Hindus migrate safely along with their valuables, not kicked out after murder, rape and mayheim.
Did moist eyes of PM help allievate the persecution faced by the Kashmiri Hindus? It is deplorable that the PMs who ruled India from 1990 to 2004 could do nothing and were helpless. Such was the power of secularist media and the pressure of left-liberal intelligentia. The least the government could have done was to let Kashmiri Hindus migrate safely along with their valuables, not kicked out after murder, rape and mayheim.