SHINSHO: In India, at least five people were killed in shootings in Kashmir over the weekend. The violence in the area has been increasing since last month's India-Pakistan summit. The nuclear neighbors failed to resolve their dispute over the Himalayan region, and a militant group is threatening to escalate the conflict. Talot Hussan (ph) reports. TALOT HUSSAN (ph),</s>CNN CORRESPONDENT: Once did you look (ph) the British colonial crown (ph) in undivided India, Kashmir has become a bleeding wall of</s>BAKHT ZAMEEN KHAN, AL-BADR CHIEF (through translator): We have already said we will increase our activities. We will draw a new strategy against Indian troops. If the Indian military officials think that Jammu and Kashmir will continue to remain the battlefield, we want to tell them that Indian army camps and its key installations will not remain safe. If India continues to carry out its atrocities, then Mujahideen will also enlarge the scope of their activities and we will hit its key installations. Similarly, the Mujahideen could also reach the houses of those Indian soldiers and officers who were involved in atrocities in Kashmir.</s>HUSSAN (ph): India accuses Pakistan of sponsoring these groups. Last month's meeting between Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee and Pakistan's President, General Pervez Musharraf, broke down on the issue of militant activities. This month, nearly a year
India and Pakistan Escalate Violence in Kashmir