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Iqbal Khan compares Kashmir with Palestine in a controversial post!

New Delhi : Over a week-long cycle of violence has left 40 protesters and two policemen dead in Kashmir. Amid all this, TV actor Iqbal Khan has invited trouble for himself. Iqbal Khan, who was recently seen in Waaris, has written a controversial post on Facebook protesting the use of splinters and force by police in Kashmir. In his Facebook post, Iqbal also compared the situation in Kashmir with Palestine and wrote: "Images from Kashmir look like images from Palestine. I apeal to the Indian government to deal with the situation in a better way. You don't use splinters on protesters and blind them for life,you don't shoot them and kill them.This kind of force was not even used when the jaats protested and did physical damage of thousands of crores....then why in kashmir?why why?" Iqbal Khan compares Kashmir with Palestine in a controversial post! Many of the people commented on his post critizing him and his stand on the Kashmir!

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