Here's why:
* Holi is not a major festival celebrated in Kashmir. It's mainly a Hindu festival, and the majority of Kashmiri people are Muslim.
* Kashmiri language doesn't have a direct equivalent of "Happy". While you could say "Khushi" (meaning "joy" or "happiness"), it wouldn't sound natural in this context.
If you want to wish someone well during Holi in Kashmiri, you could say:
* "Aapna Divas Shubh Hoy" - This means "May your day be auspicious."
Alternatively, you could use a more general greeting like:
* "Shubh Din" - Meaning "Good day"
* "Aapna Din Sukhmay Be" - "May your day be filled with happiness"
Remember that using Kashmiri for Holi greetings might be a bit unusual for the local community.