“Dangerous than 90s”: Govt employees, Kashmiri Pandits flee as killings rise in Kashmir
Terrorists’ latest spate of targeted killings has prompted another exodus of migrant Hindus and Kashmiri Pandits from the Valley. After arriving in Jammu on Thursday, several panicked government officials working under the Prime Minister’s assistance package underlined the deteriorating situation in Kashmir.
The situation in the Valley is growing worse, according to Amit Kaul, a PM package employee, who cited the Thursday after the death of a bank manager from Rajasthan. According to Kaul, 30-40 families have left the city since their demands have not been met. According to ANI, he noted that safer locations are only found within the metropolis.
“Today’s Kashmir is riskier than it was in the 1990s.” The most crucial question is why our people were imprisoned in our colonies in the first place. Why is the administration trying to hide their failure?” According to ANI, Ajay said.
“How would civilians preserve themselves when even security professionals are not safe?” The city will see an increase in the number of families leaving (Srinagar). According to ANI, “police sealed off camps of Kashmiri pandits.”
Many Kashmiri Pandits departed the Valley on Thursday, according to Sanjay Tickoo, president of the Kashmiri Pandit Sangarsh Samiti (KPSS). “Around 65 employees and their families fled, according to my information.’ he added.
“Kashmiri Pandit Package employees in Mattan have urged that DC Anantnag maintain protection until the Banihal tunnel is completed, since they will be mass migrating to Jammu tomorrow.” The Kashmiri Pandit Sangarsh Samiti tweeted, “DC and SSP Anantnag are present in Mattan Transit camp Anantnag.”
