In this episode, we delve into Kashmir: A Case of Freedom, a powerful exploration of the region’s turbulent history and ongoing quest for autonomy. From the controversial accession to India in 1947 to rigged elections and widespread human rights abuses, this book sheds light on the political and human cost of the conflict.

We discuss the rise of armed resistance, the roles of key figures like Sheikh Abdullah, and the intricate web of regional and international politics that have perpetuated the crisis. Personal accounts from Kashmiri voices underscore the profound impact of this struggle, while the book critiques the global community’s indifference, exposing the geopolitical calculations that overshadow justice. Tune in for a gripping narrative of resilience, betrayal, and the fight for freedom.