India announces elections in Kashmir 5 years after scrapping its autonomy
Seyed Ali Safvi
Press TV, Kashmir
Indian-administered Kashmir will hold local elections starting on September 18. This is the first regional poll there in a decade and five years after New Delhi scrapped the region’s special autonomous status. Press TV’s Seyed Ali Safvi reports.
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