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Tango0122 May 2017 11:51 a.m. PST

…for an Islamic state

"A serious rift has emerged within the decades-old insurgency against Indian rule in Kashmir, with a top militant commander vowing to establish a Islamic system in the disputed Himalayan region and repudiating the goal of an independent nation.


Zakir Musa, the commander of Kashmir's largest anti-India militia, has explicitly distanced himself from the 70-year-old independence movement in the valley as well as from elements who wish to merge with Pakistan, declaring his fight is "exclusively for Islam, so that Sharia [Islamic law] is established here".

The pronouncements, issued in audio statements posted on social media in the past weeks, signal a growing ideological divide between Kashmir's old guard of separatist leaders, their traditional sponsor Pakistan, and a new, social-media savvy generation of rebels heavily influenced by radical Islam…"
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