They argued, in Kashmir the “society is changing”, giving more space to women to participate in the struggle.
A section of Kolkata (Leftists and Liberals ) residents continued to show solidarity with Kashmir and Kashmiris throughout the week. While a book on violence in Kashmir was released in the city and five discussions on the book and ongoing unrest in the Valley were held in various institutes, the city witnessed a rally . Another rally is expected on Saturday criticising “State repression” in parts of the country.
Earlier in the week, releasing a book on Kashmir, women activists from the Valley said that a new wave can “now be experienced” in Kashmir with the participation of women in the struggle. Whether it is using the digital platforms to disseminate information from the house, hit the road to confront forces (India Honest clarifies that by adding that it is done by throwing stones and grenade on security forces. ) or researching repression, women are in the forefront, the researchers, Ifrah Butt and Natasha Rather, said.
