Resistance literature has a prominent place in Kashmiri language. It begins with Lalla ‘Arifa's composition which she presented as an organized effort against the Brahmanism in 14th Century. Her poetry motivates people to live for high values shunning mundane gains at the cost of human dignity. Iqbal, Fauq, Mahjūr, Āzad and Manto enriched Kashmiri language with resistance literature. Kashmir is still in the shackles of slavery despite the departure of the British in 1947 from the sub-continent. Today, Kashmir is badly bleeding by the tyrant India. Presently, Amīn Kamil, Dina Nāth Nadim, Ḥusain ‘Ali, Tanha Ansari etc. are raising their voices through their verses against the illegitimate occupation of their mother land.