Prasenjeet Kumar

Kashmir Is Free Prasenjeet Kumar

Just imagine the unimaginable. India walks out of Kashmir and makes Kashmir free.

Huh?!

How is that possible?

Why should that happen?

And how could that seemingly impossible situation be brought about?

And wait ... what happens to the regions of Jammu and Ladakh ... and how will they react?

And what happens to the Kashmir Valley once it achieves its long-cherished goal of independence?

Kashmir is Free is that fictional, what-if peep in to a not-too-distant future when Kashmir attains freedom from India.

Spread over 48 chapters, this astoundingly realistic and gripping politico-bureaucratic thriller will grip you by the throat and shake you to the core when you finish its 70,000-words of pure adrenaline rush.

Where after you may like to join the author with a prayer that such a scenario never comes true.

As an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer of the 1979 batch of the Jammu and Kashmir cadre, who has served the nooks and crannies of J& K for over 37 years, author Arun Kumar believes he