India, Sept. 16 -- A new political storm is brewing in the Valley. It is nothing new, as ever since the democratic system came into place seven decades ago, Kashmiris have been accustomed to such developments - sometimes locally created, but most of the time Delhi-engineered. National Conference's young MP, Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi, representing the Srinagar Lok Sabha constituency, has revolted against his own party leadership on "ideological grounds", threatening to open a new and sleazy political chapter. As it is, unease has been prevailing in Jammu and Kashmir after the first elections to the demoted Union Territory's Assembly two years ago. No, the outcome of the polls did not bring any instability, as the Farooq Abdullah-led National...