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The curfewed night by Basharat peer  The cur The book is grounded on impulses and presents a one- sided narrative. It's listed towards justifying the zealots and presenting the problem of Kashmiri secessionists as the problem of common Kashmiri people. From the beginning itself, the book presents and advocates the separatist docket. The author keeps on justifying that the presence of service is rough for Kashmiris but he fails to explain the crimes committed by the zealots trained and armed in Pakistan to wage war against India and dismembering peace in Kashmir.     Although the author tried his stylish to portray the harmony between both the Kashmiri Hindus and Muslims before 1990, but fails in hiding his real passions. Then are a many extracts from the book,  “ The religious peak was visible only on the days India and Pakistan played justice. Muslims supported the Pakistani justice platoon; the Pandits were for India. Yet the pressures, which were incompletely class- grounded, no