India: Kashmir disappeared by Fredrik Naumann

Fatima Begum,35, had to switch roles from a housewife to lone breadwinner of her family when her husband crossed the Line of Control to Pakistan Administered Kashmir to get arms training. After a year, her husband become deputy commander of a militant outfit, Al-Barq and came to be known as Amjad Khan. ?When he was returning home the troops laid an ambush and fired upon him. He engaged them in a fierce gun battle was a finally martyred on November 13, 1992,? Fatima said. .Dardpora, Kashmir,...
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Fatima Begum,35, had to switch roles from a housewife to lone breadwinner of her family when her husband crossed the Line of Control to Pakistan Administered Kashmir to get arms training. After a year, her husband become deputy commander of a militant outfit, Al-Barq and came to be known as Amjad Khan. ?When he was returning home the troops laid an ambush and fired upon him. He engaged them in a fierce gun battle was a finally martyred on November 13, 1992,? Fatima said. .Dardpora, Kashmir, India. © Fredrik Naumann/Felix Features
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