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Arts and Social Sciences Journal

ISSN: 2151-6200

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Political Awakening and the Religious Fissures in Kashmir Prior to 1947

Abstract

Rayees Ahmad Bhat

Kashmir under Dogra’s has seen exploitation and oppression of worst kind. The people particularly Muslim met worst kind of treatment from the state. The oppression had forced him into nature docile and subservient, possessed by the desire to fulfill his daily needs. The start of socio-economic organization helped to develop a collective thinking within the Kashmiri community. However, it was challenged by the fissures that developed between the Muslims and Hindus and among the Muslims. The paper tries to understand how people mobilized against the repressive Dogra regime.

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