For Nasir Khuehmi, 21, of north Kashmir바카라s Bandipora district, Dehradun was like a second home. He liked the climate, the people and their hospitality. 바카라People have been good to us and I never felt homesick,바카라 says Nasir, a journalism student at the HNB Garhwal Central University for the past four years. The outspoken Nasir had started taking interest in Dehradun바카라s social life. 바카라I helped organise programmes for drug deaddiction, women바카라s safety etc,바카라 he says, smiling. 바카라I never felt like an alien.바카라 This changed after the February 14 suicide attack in Pulwama. Kashmiri students across India felt the repercussions almost immediately. Dehradun saw the worst of it. 바카라I never thought I would have to see posters outside shops saying, 바카라Dogs are allowed, but not Kashmiris바카라,바카라 says Nasir. Fear gripped Kashmiri students in the city after 12 from among them were thrashed by mobs.