Nationalist hub sai visits kashmir , papam pandits

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Bodi gadu doesn't making enough things. He should given guns to these people for protection

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1 minute ago, NiranjanGaaru said:

@Sachin200 

Bodi gadu doesn't making enough things. He should given guns to these people for protection

Valla daggara untaye ga guns ! Eediki publicity pichi ekkuva and reality lo takkuva chestunadu ( in certain things  ) . Asaley ee PAGD gallu unnaru 

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8 minutes ago, Sachin200 said:

Valla daggara untaye ga guns ! Eediki publicity pichi ekkuva and reality lo takkuva chestunadu ( in certain things  ) . Asaley ee PAGD gallu unnaru 

This i didn't know 

PAGD election pedithe divide aipotaru

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17 minutes ago, NiranjanGaaru said:

This i didn't know 

PAGD election pedithe divide aipotaru

Indian-administered Kashmir used to be a thriving hub for factories that made guns for civilians. But as owning a gun has become increasingly difficult in the Muslim-dominated Kashmir Valley, the industry has been in a steady decline in recent years, writes the BBC's Geeta Pandey in Srinagar.

It's mid-morning on a weekday, but the Zaroo Gun Factory in the city's Rainawari area wears a deserted look.

The machines are covered in dust, tools are lying unused and a couple of men sit around, waiting.

Until 2012, the factory produced 540 single-barrel and double-barrel shotguns every year and each one of them was sold, says Nazir Ahmad Zaroo, one of the three owners of the factory.

"But in 2013, we could sell only 29 guns. In the last three years, we have not been able to sell a single gun," he says bitterly.

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inka elections ki 3 years undi...appude padding started aa?