Four decades after she moved to India from Pakistan, got married and had six children, Nasreen Akhtar Bi's life was upended -- a case illustrating in one family the fractured history of contested Kashmir. Bi and her family, living in the usually sleepy farming village of Salwah in the Himalayan hills under Indian control, were dragged into a bitter quarrel between the leaders of the nuclear-armed nations. She, her four brothers and four sisters, were detained by police and taken to the border with Pakistan before a last-minute court order stopped their expulsion. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES