How the Abdullahs Turned Kashmir Into a Hotbed of Hindu Hate

Kashmir’s final descent into chaos didn’t begin with terrorism in the '90s – it started much earlier, with a carefully crafted narrative of victimhood, religious majoritarianism, and political opportunism. In this animated explainer, we trace the roots of anti-Hindu sentiment in Kashmir from Sheikh Abdullah’s 1931 mobilization to Omar Abdullah’s modern‑day politics, exposing how the Abdullah dynasty built its power by inflaming religious divides. From the violent riots that targeted Kashmiri Pandits to the celebration of July 13 as Martyrs’ Day, the video asks whether this politics of hate is a legacy or a calculated strategy. Featuring historical analysis, shocking facts, and forgotten voices, this is a story mainstream media won’t touch.