Archive · 13 Dec 2025
CCG Report Highlights Rising Alienation in Kashmir
A group of concerned citizens visited Kashmir and found that many people are feeling angry and disconnected from India.
They met with various people and found that the youth are becoming more radical, and there is a lot of fear and silence.
The group also noticed that people are boycotting events like concerts and that there is a lack of jobs and hope for the future.
They warned that this situation could lead to more problems if not addressed.
A report by the Concerned Citizens’ Group (CCG) highlights growing anti-India sentiment and radicalization among Kashmir's youth.
The visit to Kashmir took place from October 28 to October 31, following recent security operations and attacks.
The report indicates a deepening alienation and resentment against both the central government and the local government.
There is a pervasive fear among civil society members to express dissent due to police repression.
The group warns of a potential eruption of suppressed anger and frustration among the people.
- Who
- Concerned Citizens’ Group (CCG), led by former Union minister Yashwant Sinha, along with Kapil Kak, Bharat Bhushan, and Sushobha Barve
- What
- A report highlighting growing alienation and radicalization among Kashmir's youth
- When
- The visit took place from October 28 to October 31, with the report released on an unspecified Thursday
- Where
- Kashmir, India
- Why
- To assess the ground situation and public sentiment in the wake of recent security operations and attacks
- Reporting Group
- Concerned Citizens’ Group (CCG)
- Visit Dates
- October 28 to October 31
- Key Findings
- Growing anti-India sentiment, youth radicalization, and deepening alienation
- Notable Incident
- Sonu Nigam concert boycotted by ordinary Kashmiris
- Report Release Date
- Thursday (unspecified date)