Kashmiri Separatist Leader Rejects Indian Plan To End Unrest -- Voice of AmericaA top Kashmiri separatist leader has rejected an Indian government plan to end months of deadly civil unrest in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
Syed Ali Shah Geelani says the measures proposed Saturday are unrealistic. He called them a ploy to gain time and deceive the international community.
Geelani also said Sunday New Delhi is "mistaken" if it thinks it can restore peace in Indian Kashmir by releasing a few students and paying money to relatives of protesters killed by security forces.
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Kashmir protest leader rejects Indian govt 'hoodwink' -- AFP
Kashmir Separatist Leader Rejects Indian Proposal -- Wall Street Journal
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