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how a journalist feels about a film shouldn't be included. Some people feel positive some negative. Personal feelings should be kept out it Akt 2000 (talk) 06:19, 12 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]
That is incorrect because u have burder of evidence and fail to provide any, u see the people who find it fictional simply said so,for example
1) Shashi Tharoor and MP of India
2) Ravish Kumar a fierce and famous yet often biased media anchor
as for Evidence that this film is correct
The GOVERNMENT OF INDIA literally used it in the UNITED NATIONS against government of Pakistan
The entire world including Pakistani Government and the Opposition Party of India had the opportunity to counter India's Argument, one simply can not ignore those arguments
I respect wiki pedia but you all must realise that their is no universe that we can ignore the Official testimony of The worlds biggest democracy in the literal UN
Absolutely right. And why can't we edit the page for correctness? Hie can a historical fact, based on numerous eye witnesses and records be termed as fictional? 2409:4080:D86:E154:937:2522:C86D:F399 (talk) 14:13, 15 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Sequel / Extension - The Kashmir Files: Unreported
I think we should add information about the docu-series The Kashmir Files: Unreported, which is being seen as a sequel to the movie. the series contains interviews that were conducted as a part of the research for the film.
Indian government literally used it in United Nations publically...if u think you know more then the Pakistani government, Indian government, every other nations in UN ...then go ahead provide evidence,I will now down and admit my mistake
Extended-confirmed-protected edit request on 5 September 2024
Pls put up correct facts on Wikipedia. Thought the movie was a bit extreme. But it have shown truth. If not, how come the Kashmir which was once have a huge population of Kashmiri pandit , are now left in rarity. And to Wikipedia . I am a donor and pls don’t put wrong facts for your secularism and tell that the persecution of Kashmiri pandit was not done . Be factual as people trust woke Pedia and it’s not a movie made for entertainment 103.171.132.46 (talk) 19:06, 5 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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