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Leseklick: The Dueling Narratives of India’s Kashmir Crackdown

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New Delhi’s actions have been welcomed domestically, but Narendra Modi’s government will have a hard time selling its message abroad.

Leseklick: Modi’s Decision on Kashmir Reveals a Brittleness in India

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But whatever the cocktail of ideology, domestic politics, and security concerns that drove India’s decision, it does not change the fact that the move reveals a certain brittleness in India’s constitutional arrangements. Who is to say that a future Indian government—or even this one, emboldened by the apparent popularity of its decision—won’t try something similar with a state such as Nagaland, Tamil Nadu, or West Bengal? That many BJP leaders routinely use shrill anti-Muslim rhetoric raises the stakes further.

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