India: Kashmir votes in assembly elections after a decade
- Indian-Administered Kashmir voted on September 18 in its first local elections since the cancellation of special semi-autonomous status, which upset many residents.
- Voters expressed that their votes would not resolve the Kashmir dispute, but were a chance to voice dissatisfaction with Indian control.
- This election allows Kashmir to establish a local legislature and a government headed by a chief minister, marking a significant political change.
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