Kashmir's social fabric is fraying as the region grapples with a surge in violent crimes, including murders within families and among friends. Once a place where a single death would shake the community, Kashmir now faces a troubling normalization of such incidents. The recent tragedies in Safapora, Ganderbal, and Kangan highlight a deeper societal malaise, driven by factors like drug abuse, unemployment, and social inequalities. As the valley mourns these losses, there is an urgent need for moral renewal and a return to the values of 'Kashmiriyat' to restore trust and compassion.

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