It is true that India has a problem with the people across the border as far as violation of cease fire is concerned.  But I think that India's biggest problem resides inside India.  People like Geelani - I call them traitors - are the proponents of Kashmir issue.  It works in their favor by internationalizing this issue. Mr. Geelani is a pawn of Pakistan.  He eats in India, enjoy all luxuries provided by India to him, but he is so shameful that instead of safeguarding India's position, he is always singing pro-Pakistan slogans.  I am not that knowledgeable about the details of an Indian constitution.  But it is a shame to allow this type of free anti-India sentiments to flourish.  By not taking any corrective action by the Indian government, especially the local government, against this type of freedom is just like showing an acceptance of this behavior which in the long run will be proven to be very detrimental for the security of the country.  Yes, as the Chief Minister said, India has guns, cannons and other armaments, but you can use them only if there is an attack emanating from outside of India.  But how would one control the misguided ideology flourishing in India with these guns.  What Mr. Geelani's activities and behavior are doing is making the way more easier for the fanatics in Kashmir to turn against India.  IT IS ABOUT TIME THAT INDIA BECOMES PROACTIVE AND VIGILANT ABOUT THE ACTIVITIES AND SENTIMENTS EVINCED BY MR. GEELANI AND OTHERS BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE.