This is an excellent article.
Throughout the article there is no fact to support the assertion that Muslims are under attack because of the JeM incident in Kashmir. Except this "The shock attack has caused widespread anger across India and a violent backlash against Kashmiris elsewhere in the country."
So we assume anything said about Kashmiri refers to Muslim?
It reminded me of the way many people talk when they make a pointed statement and subsequently there is a lot of other things they say but none of which substantiates the original statement.
Does the person think that a lot of other statements would be construed as proof by the audience of the original allegation?
When one expresses a pain and points a finger at another, perhaps the pain is the proof.
Does the fact that JeM claimed responsibility mean anything to the author of the article?
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Does the fact that JeM claimed responsibility mean anything to the author of the article?
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