SHEIKH MOHAMMAD ABDULLAH : A VICTIM OF BETRAYAL

by Tarif Naaz

The book claims that the process of accession was precipitated by tribal invasion and accession to India was due to some mistakes committed by the Pakistani leadership, and the association of Sheikh Abdullah with Nehru .His greatest achievement was the abolition of feudal system and cancellation of debts that earned the trust of peasants for him .the author claims that Jammu and Kashmir was the first Indian state to pass such a revolutionary law that gave ownership rights to peasants over lands they had been tilling for landlords . The book gives complete account how Sheikh Abdullah was betrayed by his political associates and friends, who made a gruesome murder of his trust.

227 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2011

About the author

Tarif Naaz, a native of Kashmir, is a celebrated author and storyteller deeply rooted in the cultural and social fabric of the region. Born and raised in the picturesque yet tumultuous valley, he completed his post-graduate studies at the University of Kashmir in 1998. Drawing inspiration from his homeland, Tarif Naaz has emerged as a leading figure in contemporary English literature from Kashmir, offering a powerful and authentic voice that resonates with readers worldwide.
He is the author of three acclaimed books, Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah: A Victim of Betrayal, Mayhem in Paradise and Whispers beneath the peaks . These works delve into the historical and political intricacies of Kashmir, offering profound insights into the region's complex past and present. Alongside these significant contributions, he has also gained recognition as an avid short story writer. His short stories are a rich tapestry of human experiences, intricately woven with the threads of Kashmiri culture, traditions, and social dynamics.
Having lived through the decades of turmoil in the valley, Tarif Naaz has witnessed firsthand the impact of violence on individuals and communities. This deeply personal experience finds a powerful voice in his writing, as he often portrays the pain, resilience, and hope of the people of Kashmir. His short stories vividly capture the essence of the valley—its breathtaking beauty, its cultural richness, and the shadows cast by conflict.
Through his literary works, Tarif Naaz not only chronicles the realities of life in Kashmir but also serves as a passionate advocate for peace, unity, and understanding. His stories resonate with readers, transcending boundaries and offering a glimpse into the heart and soul of a region long misunderstood.

Reviews

[Abida · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book to read