In the aftermath of the Delhi car blast, Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has said that Kashmiris are being unfairly viewed with suspicion across India, forcing parents to rethink sending their children outside the territory for education and employment. Speaking at events in south Kashmir’s Kulgam, Omar warned that a dangerous atmosphere has been created in which an entire population is being blamed for the acts of a few. “In the prevailing circumstances, perhaps parents will not like to send their children outside. When we are looked at with suspicious eyes from every side, when attempts are made to defame us for someone else’s doing, when attempts are made to bring everyone into the ambit of what a few people have done, then it becomes difficult for us to leave for outside,” he said. The CM said he himself feels unsafe driving a Jammu and Kashmir–registered vehicle in the Indian capital, New Delhi. “Today, even driving a J-K registration vehicle in Delhi is being seen as a crime. Without many security personnel with me, I think twice about taking out my car, wondering if I will be stopped and questioned about where I am from … Continue reading Omar warns parents against sending children to India in prevailing hostile climate