The beauty of life and cruelty in the shadow of Kashmir Kills

Often the centuries-old Persian pair in Kashmir, India, “If there is a paradise on earth, here, here, here.” Many Kashmiris insist on writing with Pahalgam.

Nestled between the High Himalayas Mountains, the Gurgling Lidder River, which flows over it, is called India’s mini-Switzerland.

The valleys and meadows here have provided attractive places for tens of thousands of tourists who flee from surprising places and the heat and dust of Indian planes.

However, on April 22, the Tranquil Valley, where the creeping meadow is turned into coastal areas, hit global headlines.

The servicemen revealed the Hindu tourists and 25 of them are about 25 settlements in front of the families of Baisars and about 7 km from the city. A local Muslim pony employee who tried to help tourists was also dead.

The massacre brought nuclear armed India and Pakistan to the eve of war. India blamed Pakistan for killing – the charged Islamabad was rejected – and the two countries attacked each other with missiles and drones with more than four days.

But in Pahalgam, time slowed down and residents try to take pieces and move forward.

When visiting Pahalgam recently, I found a land with a large majority to engage in the collective trauma, lives and livelihoods of a large majority through tourism. The peak tourist season here is April-June – this year, many have already lost.

“What happened here is condemned … It is a non-human action. Snamen, innocent people were killed.”

Standing in the back meadow of the hotel, watching the past. On the other hand, there are large mountains covered with a thick carpet of trees. This valley in South Kashmir is such a look that makes this valley a destined destination.

Mr Bursza, guests withdrew from India, local people and their hospitality for lakes, forests, meadows and glaciers.

“The people here are weak, they are alive, but they are very kind and helpful. Now we are all looking at the consequences of this meaningless violence.” “We ordered until the end of June. But everything collapsed as a pack card. Now there was no more left here.”

Prime Minister Omar Abdullah, immediately after the attack, the tourists fled the settlement and canceled the abolished people.

To convince the tourists to give another chance, he visited the city in the weeks of the attack, where a cabinet meeting and security officers ignored the recommendations.

Pahalgam’s well-being for Mr. Abdullah is personal.

“The place where our school picnics are; Probably our legs are our water.

Mr. Abdullah says it is always difficult to predict, but hopes to see Pahalgam where 21st April this year.

On that day, he was full of tourists, says that Fayyaz Ahmed, who sells the patterned shawls and clothes, Fayyaz Ahmad, who has shops that are on the main market of Pahalgam, who are on both sides of the city.

Many remain closed, but several people began to open in the hope of attracting customers. The day I met him was the first to open his shop since the murders.

The last three seasons – after the covenant – bumper visits, Mr. Ahmed says.

“At least 3,000 cars would have reached 11 each morning. There would be clogs that last two to three hours. Many tourists will say they can’t find a living.”

Sometimes the own shop has taken so crowded that the buyers are a turn outside. “The business was brave,” he said. But now he had to allow three sellers to go. They would be reset only if the job is selected.

The target of tourists amazed him. Since 1989, when he caught any anti-India Kashmir Valley, Mr. Ahmad says, “The situation was really bad here.”

“I was afraid to get out of our houses, but the tourists who chose to come here were never hurt. Now we can’t understand why they are targeted. Such a thing?” asks.

India accused Pakistani supported militants for the massacre in an area that allegedly allegedly allegations of both countries, but only in a region.

Delhi Neighbor accuses his neighbor in a long-lasting uprising that killed tens of thousands in Indo-driven Kashmir. Islamabad rejected the militants that had long been there.

In recent years, the rebellion, bringing millions of tourists, finally decreased to be safer in the region and growing. But this has already changed.

“Pahalgam Ke Naam Par Dabba Lag Gaya (Pahalgam’s name is stained),” A 80-year-old resident who sold PapIer Mache products, “Pahalgam’s name is stained.

“People have taken a loan to open the shops and take a taxi, and now everyone looks into an indefinite future. What happened to our paradise.”

Only 2 km from the market, a plaque, goes to Baisaran, pointing to the point of space, which is up to 5 km trek in pedestrian or ponies. The concert used to make the road to a barricade and to make the flocks of the flocks of the flocks of the conference.

Was one of the most popular places for tourists before resolutions. The meadow, which offered a large view of the valley, was open from 08:00 to 17:00 and would be thousands of visitors daily in the summer.

But now it remains excessively. Two people who allegedly made shelter were arrested, but those who perform the murders were not yet caused.

Hadisə yerinə gələn ilk Pahalgam Pony Sahiblər Birliyinin prezidenti Abdul Wahid Wahid Wahid Wahid Wahid Wəhid Wahid Sahibləri, 140 Turistin 14.00-dək çəmənliyə qədər getdiyini söylədi.

In the attack, there were about 300 tourists in Baisar.

14: 36, he said, Baisaran received a call from the police asking him that he had heard something about an incident.

“I tried to call the tournament tillers until the lawn, but no one answered. I got something wrong and my brother and 15: 10.”

Police and parches came 15 minutes later. That night, Mr. Wani, wrapped in 02:30. He keeps watching what they see there awake.

“I saw women and children crying and shouted. I saw the bodies in the earth. I saw 10-15 people were injured.”

In the first videos of the next search of the next result of the attack, Mr. Wani, offering water to help them, by offering water there to help them, they can be heard by trying to offer water to offer them water.

Another pony employees called the scene to help people “take them to our backs and wooden holes” – and the large field objects gathered.

“I still do not forget what I saw today. It was confused; I was palpated. I wouldn’t see anything like that.”

When he met him in Pahalgam, he looked tired, his eyes sank deep into his lining.

“I couldn’t sleep in many nights and sleeping still. I still worry about the gaps, if they came after us?”

However, we exchanged messages at the beginning of this week and sounded more optimistic.

Thousands of pilgrims who have thousands of pilgrims who came to join the city Amarnath Yatra, thousands of pilups – Amarnath Cave Shrine took part in the annual Hajj. He started on July 3 and will last until August 9.

Thousands of police and security forces were placed along the route to ensure dozens of camps.

Pahalgam is one of the two starting points for Trerin and a large number of pilgrims have a steady work for Mr. Wani and colleagues to take part of the ponies.

However, hotels and shop owners will have to wait for his turn after the end of Hajj, because most of the pilgrims remain in cheaper camps and rarely receive profession.

However, many are hearts if tourists begin to return to the region. President of all Indian tour operators Ravi Gosain, 40% of more than 45,000 tourists visiting Kashmir Valley in June went to Pahalgama.

The day I visited had families who stopped photographs under the sign of “Love Pahalgam”.

Sabiba and Hamid Jaffar, who visited the same moment last year, said that they had to wait for half an hour for them to take a photo here.

“When you decide to come this year, our friends tried to let us discourage, saying not safe,” he said. “But it’s completely safe and my children are so happy that we can move to Kashmir.”

Mr. Jaffar says they called after seeing their friends. “And I say they will come here for a holiday. Where will you see this beauty? Where will you get this peace?”