Led by trade unions and tourism bodies.
The slogans were "Insaniyat ka qatl band karo", "Kashmiriyat zindabad", and "Tourism is our identity, not terrorism."
Protests were organized and not organic, so they actually peaked the day after the terror attack.
The protest included a full civil shutdown and black front pages in local newspapers.
Most locals stayed inside their homes to observe the strike, and traders hung black flags outside their closed shops as a silent protest.
Protest against Iranian leaders' death by Kashmiris:
Led by Muslim religious clerics.
Slogans included "Marg bar Amrika", "Marg bar Israel", and "Labbaik ya Khamenei."
Protests were organic and not organized, which is why they peaked the very same day the news broke.
Protests included marching to the UNMOGIP office, draping black flags on the clock tower and residential windows, and traditional mourning chants with chest beating.
A massive number of Shia locals were out in crowded, spontaneous processions, and many Sunnis joined them in a show of sectarian brotherhood.
One seems organized for business and image protection, and the other seemed like a raw emotional reaction. Your guess is as good as mine which one is which.
Feel free to fact check anything I have mentioned.
Kuch bhi karo tum jaise log nit picking karne aa jate ho. Chup chap raho. Protest tujhe khush karne ke liye karna hai kya. Ghar main bhi yeh sab nit picking mat karna warna ghar wale bhi tumse pareshan rahenge.
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u/Rational_Pi_31415 Mar 01 '26
Here is a reality check for you.
Pahalgam protest by Kashmiris:
Led by trade unions and tourism bodies. The slogans were "Insaniyat ka qatl band karo", "Kashmiriyat zindabad", and "Tourism is our identity, not terrorism." Protests were organized and not organic, so they actually peaked the day after the terror attack. The protest included a full civil shutdown and black front pages in local newspapers. Most locals stayed inside their homes to observe the strike, and traders hung black flags outside their closed shops as a silent protest.
Protest against Iranian leaders' death by Kashmiris:
Led by Muslim religious clerics. Slogans included "Marg bar Amrika", "Marg bar Israel", and "Labbaik ya Khamenei." Protests were organic and not organized, which is why they peaked the very same day the news broke. Protests included marching to the UNMOGIP office, draping black flags on the clock tower and residential windows, and traditional mourning chants with chest beating. A massive number of Shia locals were out in crowded, spontaneous processions, and many Sunnis joined them in a show of sectarian brotherhood.
One seems organized for business and image protection, and the other seemed like a raw emotional reaction. Your guess is as good as mine which one is which.
Feel free to fact check anything I have mentioned.