Srinagar: Former IPS officer turned politician Shah Faesal on Thursday said that those who can stop the war in Kashmir are not moved.
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He was commenting on the attack on CRPF convoy in which at least 30 CRPF men have been killed so far.
Faesal said that there is Karbala everyday in Kashmir,”There is a Karbala everyday in Kashmir. One side mourns today and another mourns tomorrow. But those who can stop this war are not moved at all. Nothing seems to be pricking the conscience of those powers who can stop this bloodshed in Kashmir. Nothing.” He tweeted.
At least 30 CRPF personnel were killed after a suicide attacker rammed into a CRPF vehicle.
