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Watch: This video of a busy, bustling Srinagar busts Pakistan’s lies on Kashmir

Hussain, who has been regularly sharing updates and visuals from the valley, stated that there has been no 'siege' in Kashmir, except in the mind of some propagandists.

Imtiyaz Hussain, a senior official of Jammu and Kashmir police has shared a video of Srinagar city. The video, dated 26 September, shows a busy, bustling city with going about its business in a perfectly peaceful manner, something that is completely opposite of what propagandists and Pakistan’s paid trolls claim.


The 1.35 minutes long video shows hundreds of cars on streets, vendors opening their shops, men, women moving about buying vegetables and groceries, and young people moving on bikes with their friends, the scenes from a normal city on any given day.

Hussain, who has been regularly sharing updates and visuals from the valley, stated that there has been no ‘siege’ in Kashmir, except in the mind of some propagandists.

As both PM Modi and Pakistani PM Imran Khan are scheduled later today to address the UNGA in New York, Kashmir is expected to be the in focus.

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