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Kashmir violence: When will it end?

The year 2016 and the first half of 2017 saw a spike in militant killings

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Aditi Phadnis
The attack on a bus carrying pilgrims to the Amarnath shrine is a new high for the spiral of violence that has engulfed Jammu and Kashmir. The attack was condemned by every major political group. 

India can be forgiven for asking tiredly when and where it is going to end. Consider the pattern of violence in the state. The year 2016 and the first half of 2017 saw a spike in militant killings. But, more security forces have died, too. The lowest number of militancy-related incidents, 113, was in 2013, probably the lowest since 1990. The number rose sharply in

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