The video mixes a few real facts about Arundhati Roy and Afzal Guru with several loaded claims that are misleading or not well supported.
Claim-by-claim breakdown
Accurate (96% confidence): Arundhati Roy has previously said that Kashmir is not an integral part of India. Roy’s 2010 remarks were reported by multiple outlets, and Reuters later described her as facing prosecution over that same Kashmir speech.
False (98% confidence): A viral clip of Arundhati Roy at a CJP protest saying Kashmir is not part of India is from an old 2010 speech, not from the CJP protest. AFP said Roy did not give that speech at the CJP protest and that the video came from a 2010 conference.
Accurate (90% confidence): Yasin Malik was convicted and sentenced for terror funding and secessionist activities, not for a proven conviction of killing Kashmiri Pandits. Reuters and other major outlets report Malik’s life sentence in a terror-funding case; that is different from a judicial finding that he personally committed genocide or murders of Kashmiri Pandits.
Accurate (98% confidence): Afzal Guru was executed by India for his role in the 2001 Parliament attack. Reuters reported that India hanged Afzal Guru in February 2013 for the 2001 Parliament attack; other outlets and official records say the same.
Unsupported (63% confidence): CJP has become a platform for 'image cleaning' for the people named in the video. There is no objective standard in the transcript to prove intent, and the claim is largely interpretive rather than a checkable fact.