Who is Yasin Malik?

He wanted to be a symbol of Kashmir's freedom but ended up becoming a terror convict.

Transcript

00:00We need to solve the problem of Kashmir.

00:11Today I am very happy with my colleagues who have spent more than 5 years in solitary confinement

00:18and I hope they will again join this ongoing freedom movement.

00:30We need to solve the problem of Kashmir.

01:00There are two guns, one is a state gun and another is a militant.

01:30We need to solve the problem of Kashmir.

02:00We need to solve the problem of Kashmir.

02:30We need to solve the problem of Kashmir.

03:00We need to solve the problem of Kashmir.

03:30We need to solve the problem of Kashmir.

03:33We need to solve the problem of Kashmir.

03:36We need to solve the problem of Kashmir.

03:46I have encouraged the ideological and political forces and the Kashmiri militant leadership

03:59to join the peace process and the decision-making dialogue process.

04:29I have encouraged the ideological and political forces and the decision-making dialogue process.

04:39I have encouraged the ideological and political forces and the decision-making dialogue process.

04:49I have encouraged the ideological and political forces and the decision-making dialogue process.

04:54I have encouraged the ideological and political forces and the decision-making dialogue process.