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Abdul Ahad

  • Content Writer, Digital Media Wing
Islamabad
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“Blood Is Thicker Than Water”: Re-reading Sheikh Abdullah’s Remark at the United Nations

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By Abdul Ahad
| Kashmir Times Verified
During an encounter at the United Nations, Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah is reported to have told Pakistan’s Foreign Minister, Sir Zafarullah Khan: “I am proud of my friendship with Jawaharlal Nehru, and you should remember that I am bound to Jawaharlal by a blood relationship. Blood is thicker than water.” — Aatish-e-Chinar, p. 474 At first reading, the remark appears simple, perhaps even rhetorical. It has long circulated in public discourse, often repeated without reflection.
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July 13: History, Memory, and the Azan Narrative

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By Abdul Ahad
| Kashmir Times Verified
My recent article on the events of July 13, 1931, has generated considerable discussion. That is welcome. History advances not through silence but through informed debate. Some readers have questioned the authenticity of the Azan narrative, relying principally on the Dalal Commission Report to dismiss it. Such an approach overlooks both the limitations of that report and the broader principles of historical inquiry.
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13 July 1931: The Culmination of Kashmir's Trilogy of Sacrifice

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By Abdul Ahad
| Kashmir Times Verified
Few events in the modern history of Kashmir have shaped its political consciousness as profoundly as 13 July 1931. It was not the beginning of resistance against Dogra rule, but it was undoubtedly the moment when decades of suffering and scattered protests crystallised into an organised mass movement. The twenty-two martyrs of that day carried forward a struggle already inaugurated by generations of oppressed Kashmiris and sustained through the sacrifices of the martyrs of 1865 and 1924.
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