普拉沙德·布尚谈克什米尔的公民表决

印度最高法院的律师表示，如果克什米尔的领土纠纷不是通过公开讨论来解决，就有可能变成 “另一个阿富汗”。

2011年10月，印度最高法院律师普拉沙德·布尚（Prashant Bhushan）在指出克什米尔举行公民表决可能是解决领土纠纷的合法办法之后受到公开袭击。在这个访谈里，布尚向言论自由大讨论表示，印度政府虽然继续坚持认为克什米尔是印度领土不可分割的一部分，但这样做 “对当地情况没有帮助”。他解释说，“如果克什米尔人对印度反感，这种情绪是需要去处理的。你处理的办法不能是派驻很多军队和镇压人民。” 他还说克什米尔有变成 “另一个阿富汗” 的危险。

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