Kashmir photography {Mani naar tosmaidaan}

 

Dal lake Kashmir photography

Gliding your fingers in dallake , riding shikara under the shades of char chinar is all you need to refresh your soul .Dal lake lies in Srinagar summer capital of jk alias "lake of flowers" or "Srinagar's jewel" .

~phoenixvolg 

~syedgoussia 

Wallpapers (motivational)

All you need to be little  courageous don't fear to face your fears,your insecurities ,your feelings acknowledge them and shake off all the burden which kept you away from touching the horizons .

~syed goussia .

Relationship advice

Holding on to something for too long can actually hurt you.you are always afraid to walk off From the situations , people and circumsitances and you keep hitting yourself for the sake of others but whatever you do, that is never acknowledged by another person because other person never know the struggle you are doing .all you do is just hurting yourself a little more every time .

But as you suffer it's not only you who suffer but all people who are around you .the simple thing is that if you can't make yourself happy there is no one in the world whom you can make happy because the thing is people get hurt by one way or other way so it's always a better option to hurt them a little less and make yourself a priority  there is no other way ! 

" eks bar selfish hokai apnai  barai ma sooncho na 💕"

~syedgoussia 

Phoenix vogue

manasbal Srinagar

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Kashmiri kangir

Khanyar masscare

     TALES OF KHANYAR MASSACRE

        

          “INJUSTICE ANYWHERE IS A THREAT TO JUSTICE EVERYWHERE”

Time flies away in all these years but the agony of the gruesome episode leaves the eternal imprints in the hearts of people. The dents which can never be compensated, the wounds are still aching, the pain is still young and youthful and the cries of despair are still roaring. In this long driven bloody conflict the valley confronts the number of incidents and among all these incidents the khanyar massacre which took place on 8th May 1991 will be remembered in the history of Kashmir along with other blood-soaked events. The episode is so old that after some time it will be obsolete and demanding justice for the same will be futile. But the thing which needs to adhere is after the period of at least 2 decades the justice is yet to be delivered and the continued delay of justice is a big question mark on a whole judicial system. Twenty Seven years have passed after nearly twenty-three civilians were killed (as per official record) in khanyar area of downtown Srinagar and the victims of the massacre are yet to get the justice. On 8th May 1991, the massacre happened at khanyar Srinagar when a peaceful procession carrying the dead bodies of persons killed at Saida kadal locality who were being bought for burial, and a firing incident happened in the area in which as per the eye official record at least twenty three unarmed civilians were killed and left injured many other unarmed civilians. However, the numbers do vary here as per Statistical data and eyewitness due to this massacre 70 people got killed among whom 23 died on spot and rest other were among the injured ones who died later on. However, when we talk about the tale of this massacre from the pain and agony of the victims it looks clear that It wasn’t only all about those 70 people who died but it was about every single person who was the part of the family or even who was the part of the community. The families of victims not only lost their dear one in a massacre but the floods of grief and sorrows are still in their lanes, where the on slaughter of childhood of Mohammad Amin has loss it’s hope on judicial system, where the sisters of Fayaz Ahmad  Anchari  not only lost their beloved brother but the whole family went into severe depression as they lost their sole bread earner the backbone of their family. The sister of Fayaz  proclaimed that “my father and my mother are now mere bodies without soul due to the mental shock, From that incident  they have became psychological patients and the whole burden of supporting my family went on the shoulders of my brother who was a mere child of 9th standard and his education stops completely  and he literally become the boots of the people, like Fayaz’s sister same is the case of Imtiyaz Ahmed  where this son in search of justice for his mother  has lost his everything “it was the journey where hair lost their colour, eyes lost their sight and health lost it tranquillity but still justice is yet to delivered, where the catered eyes of old father of Shaheema is still agog to meet the “Justices” the nodded head, bent back, stick on the hand the old father sitting on the stairs sobs and murmurs “oh dear come back home”!

However, in regard to this massacre, a petition was filed by Chairman of an international forum for justice (IFJ) Mohammad Ahsan Untoo in state human rights commission (SHRC) on Feb 28, 2013. But as time is flying fast yet the documents are still going from one department to another department for one reason or the other. Despite twenty seven years being passed no one has ever brought to justice.

Yes, the families have been provided compensation but the thing is that can the pain, despair, and sorrow of killing their near and dear ones be measured in the monetary value. As if every crime is compensated by monetary value then with the time there will be no purpose of court, the concept of justice will no longer be there, the welfare state might get changed in laissez-faire state.

There are the stories which are more heart wrenching and painful that can’t be explained in words. But all the whispers of ailing hearts are with one slogan “when justice will be delivered”.  

Author is a Law (B.A.LLB) Student 

From Kashmir University.

Author can be reached at: syedsehar45@gmail.com