Kashmiri Shawl Sellers Weigh Safety Against Livelihood After Rise in Attacks in Srinagar
In Indian-administered Kashmir, Kashmiri shawl sellers are choosing between their safety and livelihood as attacks from militant groups increase, forcing many to abandon their businesses and flee for fear of being targeted. The situation has left the community struggling to maintain a steady income.
In Indian-administered Kashmir, Kashmiri shawl sellers are facing a difficult choice between their safety and livelihoods, as many have been attacked by militant groups due to rising tensions over their region's autonomy. The attacks, which have increased in recent weeks, have left several sellers injured and forced them to temporarily close their shops. The situation has sparked concerns among the community, with some sellers choosing to relocate or stop selling their traditional products altogether in order to avoid further harm.
