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Left home at 7:15 AM to catch the 9:00 AM Vande Bharat from Banihal. At 7:30 AM we were stopped by CRPF personnel and told, You can’t go ahead. I requested them, Sir, we have a train to catch. The reply was That’s none of our concern. We turned back. Tried another route. Stopped again. Then our local cab driver started navigating through narrow village roads of Verinag because every normal route was blocked. Only because he knew the area, we somehow reached Lower Munda around 8:20 AM. Even near Jawahar Tunnel we were stopped again before finally being allowed through after explaining our situation. A journey that normally takes 10–15 minutes turned into an exhausting 1.5-hour ordeal. We somehow reached Banihal station at 8:50 AM. Had it not been for the driver’s presence of mind, we would have missed the train. Now I want answers. Are these roads ours too or only for a select few? Don’t we pay taxes? Don’t we live here? Don’t we deserve dignity and respect? Does an ordinary citizen’s time have no value? If we had missed the train, who would have taken responsibility? Why should common people suffer? Why are citizens treated like an inconvenience in their own homeland? Why is there no proper coordination so that emergency travel and public transport are not disrupted? This isn’t just about one train. It’s about the daily humiliation faced by ordinary people. Development is not just building roads, it is allowing citizens to use them with dignity. Kudos to the cab driver, who refused to give up and did everything possible to get us there on time. Without him we would have been stranded. Watch this video to see the route we took and tell me, does this look acceptable in 2026?

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85 candidates were selected in JKAS 2025 and from the entire Kashmir division , the heartland of this region, the land that has given Jammu & Kashmir its identity, its language, its culture only 12 to 13 names made it to that list. And just 5 to 6 who are Kashmiri speaking Not 60. Not 30. Not even 20. Six. And before you say it’s a coincidence, look at 2021. Look at 2023. Look at the pattern that has been quietly building year after year, result after result, while we stayed silent. These are not just numbers on a government document, these are the children of Kashmir who studied through load-shedding, who prepared without coaching institutes, without networks, without privilege, who sacrificed years of their lives believing that merit would be enough and on result day, their names simply weren’t there. We voted in 2024. We gave our trust, our mandate, our hope to an elected government our own government believing that someone would finally look at these imbalances and feel the weight of them. But today I am asking that government directly where is Kashmir in your priorities? Because when an entire valley of millions produces only 6 civil servants in a combined selection of 85, that is not a failure of our children that is a failure of the system that was supposed to serve them. Share this. Tag your representative. Ask the question out loud because silence at this point is not neutrality. Silence is complicity.

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