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Indian forces shot and killed a Kashmiri man in Doda district, alleging he was involved in cow smuggling. Thousands took to the streets in protest, including his heavily pregnant wife, demanding justice and accountability for his killing. The Indian regime responded by suspending internet services across the region to prevent the organisation of further protests and to stop information about the killing from reaching the outside world.

Kashmir Conflict states what the sequence of events makes plain. A Kashmiri man has been shot dead. The justification offered is cow smuggling, a charge routinely deployed by the BJP-RSS political apparatus and its allied forces to target Muslim men across India and Indian-controlled Kashmir with lethal consequences and zero accountability. His pregnant wife is on the streets demanding justice. The Indian regime's response to her grief and to the thousands who stood with her was not accountability. It was an internet shutdown. That is the Indian regime's answer to the question of what a Kashmiri life is worth. The connection is cut. The protests are contained. The man remains dead.

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