India Struggles To End Kashmir Unrest -- New York TimesSRINAGAR, Kashmir — The Indian members of Parliament left their shoes on the floor beneath a wall covered in photographs of slain Kashmiris. The five men sat cross-legged on the floor of the headquarters of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front, staring into a scrum of television cameras as they delivered a carefully scripted message of reconciliation.
“We have come to get your counsel,” said Ram Vilas Paswan, a member of Parliament, turning to the leader of the Liberation Front, a former guerrilla fighter named Yasim Malik. “What is the way out? What is the way to stop the bloodshed?”
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