The Kashmir Dossier: Terrorists, Freedom Fighters & Nationalists
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The book ‘The Kashmir Dossier’ examines Pakistan's role in the Kashmir conflict, beginning with its failed invasion of Jammu and Kashmir in 1947 and the subsequent UN Security Council Resolution 47, which Pakistan has misrepresented for decades.
The book highlights how Pakistan repeatedly deceived Kashmiris, drawing young men into armed conflict under the pretext of jihad and freedom, while using them as expendable tools to further its own strategic aims.
From 1947 through later wars and insurgencies, thousands of Kashmiri youths lost their lives after minimal training and false promises. The narrative also recalls the heroic resistance of Dogra soldiers that prevented an early takeover of Srinagar.
The book exposes Pakistan's propaganda, betrayal, and abandonment of Kashmiris. Over time, many Kashmiris recognised this deception, rejected extremism, and chose to align themselves with secular India.
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Col Rajeev Raina, a retired Army officer has the distinction of having served in all the Corps Zones of Indian Army particularly, in the Kashmir valley after abrogation of Article 370 was witness to how the govt agencies operationalised this aboragation and was part of the team which went to the kashmiri masses with a urgency of peace and development through “Wining of hearts and minds” which was the pre-eminent portion of India's strategy post 05 August 2019.
Born in Ganderbal, Kashmir into a devout Hindu family, Rajeev has continously worked for the resurgence of its exiled Kashmiri Hindu community with marked contribution in revival of community values like the ancient script Sharda and the lost religious places to the destruction of invaders and looters. Besides helping own community to regrow after genocide, the author has been a bridge to inter community exchange with Dogras and muslims of the Union territory and is considered to have corrected the false narratives through his regular inking of papers in various magazines and events.