What bothers me most is not hardship itself, but seeing deserving people continuously ignored in a system that should support them.

Many people in Kashmir feel frustrated because corruption and scams affect daily life, opportunities, and public trust. Issues are often discussed in areas like:\n1.Government recruitment and job selection.\n2.Contract and tender systems.\n3.Land and property fraud.\n4.Online scams and cyber fraud.\n5.Drug trafficking and financial crimes.\n6.Exploitation of unemployed youth.\n7.Political favoritism and misuse of power.\nThe biggest impact is on ordinary people, especially educated youth who already face unemployment and uncertainty. When deserving people don’t get fair opportunities, frustration and hopelessness increase.\nAt the same time, many honest people in Kashmir are working hard for change — teachers, social workers, entrepreneurs, students, and officers trying to improve society despite difficulties.\n“The real loss caused by corruption is not just money — it destroys trust, hope, and the future of society.”