I dont like it.. but you have a nice propaganda going so let me add mine.
“Till September 1947, Rajouri was a town with a population of 5,000. By early November, this number had swelled to over 40,000, with Hindu and Sikh refugees streaming in from the west. On November 10, the Pakistani raiders accompanied by rebels from Poonch, attacked Rajouri, wiped out the small state force post and subjected the town to the worst kind of slaughter, loot and rapine. After three days of bloody carnage, only a few hundred survived. The Indian Army, in its counter attack, recaptured Rajouri on April 13, 1948. When the forces entered the town, "we found the grotesque sight of dead and dying huddled in dark corners, men in heaps, women … trembling in mute appeal, and the undernourished children. Some of the women had committed suicide by throwing themselves into the wells rather than suffer the ordeal. Cases were reported of young girls who were lucky enough to escape, more dead than alive, who had been assaulted by ten, twenty, thirty or more men. Others, we were told, had been dragged away screaming or unconscious.”
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Thunder over Kashmir By Maurice Cohen
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