
A decision of this enormity should have been taken by inviting counter arguments from the general public. To the best of my knowledge the public were not informed of the government's intentions beforehand. No political party had this on their manifesto. So we are left to put pieces together ourselves. I suspect the governement pulled a fast one on t

The government (minister Qarra and LAWDA) contend that it was the court's decision to rid the Dal of the trees, and that their hands were tied, and hence their inability to intervene in this matter.
I think it was indeed this government's intention to "clean

There may be many unatuhorised structures in the Dal


That area has a unique culture and charm of its own, and the government should investigate options of developing it, and preserving it.
Nice idea with this site its better than most of the rubbish I come across.
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The Kashmiris' government is not representative of the people so should there be any trees being felled at all?
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