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October 27, 2010

Don't Buy Pakistan's Line on Kashmir

Gautam Adhikari, Times of India

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Pakistan has successfully sold a lemon to the world that it is fighting for Kashmir's independence.

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TAGGED: Arundhati Roy, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India

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