Flawed Policy Of Eliminating Only Terrorists, But Not Terrorism

The recent spate of targetted assassinations of non-Muslim personalities in the Kashmir Valley is yet another direct consequence of the inability of successive Govts of India (inclusive of the present one) since the mid-1990s to invest in the kind of re-radicalisation measures/processes that are imperative for adoption by those communities that have undergone and continue to undergo extensive and systematic religiosity-inspired indoctrination over the past 32 years, as explained in great detail by the following two slides.

It is noteworthy that in all of the world’s Muslim-majority countries that had been afflicted with such religiosity-inspired radicalisation since the early 1990s, especially in Central Asia and Southeast Asia, had by the late 1990s already taken legal measures like the prohbition and dissemination of distorted teachings/preachings within/by Madrassas and mosques, especially during the weekly Friday noon-time ‘Khutbaas’ when provocative, hate-inspiring sermons were delivered. Unfortunately, such measures have yet to be adopted in India and it is for this very reason that the religiosity-inspired targeted killings of minorities within the Kashmir Valley continues. This has not yet been clearly spelled out by most Indian commentators, with only a tiny minority of them now going public, albeit in a very guarded manner, as illustrated by this interview:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MkhWYcO67U&t=4s

No wonder cinema halls throughout the Kashmir Valley remain closed till this day—a clear indicator of the absence of societal normalcy since 1989.

And for the uninformed, what China has been violating is Taiwan’s ADIZ, not sovereign airspace.