Indian media outlets claims that its Security Forces killed 3 members of the Jammu & Kashmir armed resistance force in Pulwama, Kashmir after 10 hours gun battle.

The Indian media called Armed Opposition Forces of Jammu & Kashmir "terrorists" and used the term more widely for its people in India such as this: "security forces have piled up three terrorists". 

The fact of the matter is that the majority of the people of Jammu & Kashmir strongly opposed Indian forces, not today but from 1953 when the most popular leader of Jammu & Kashmir Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah, while he was sitting Prime Minister, was arrested and put behind the bars.

There is no other option but both India and Pakistan must allow the state of Jammu & Kashmir to reunite as it was before 1947 while keeping their armed force in place. This would enable the people to elect their representatives to settle down the issue once for all. Armed opposition cannot be sustained without the popular support of the masses. Presently, one might disagree but the fact of the matter is that armed opposition forces enjoy popular support on the ground against the Indian Armed Forces.