Kashmiri Pandit group demands time-bound return roadmap
Panun Kashmir said 36 years of displacement and threats to employees show the need for a genocide bill and a separate homeland under Union protection.
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‘Need to preserve history’: Kashmiri Pandits remember terror victims
Accounts of individual families, places and events needed to be documented so that younger members of the community could develop a better understanding of their historical background, say leaders
Kashmiri Pandits mark Balidan Diwas in Jammu; reiterate ‘genocide’ recognition, homeland demands
The community reiterated its demand for legal recognition of the violence against and displacement of Kashmiri Pandits as "genocide" and called for the establishment of a separate homeland in the Valley under direct Union protection
Kashmiri Pandit group demands time-bound return roadmap
The Kashmir Policy & Strategy Group, chaired by senior advocate Ashok Bhan, organised a web meeting on the eve of Kashmiri Pandit Balidan Divas, with participants calling for a time-bound roadmap for the community’s return and rehabilitation in Kashmir.
Kashmiri Pandit group seeks time-bound roadmap for return, rehabilitation
The Kashmir Pulse Kashmiri Pandit group seeks time-bound roadmap for return, rehabilitation Kashmir Policy & Strategy Group seeks a time-bound roadmap for Kashmiri Pandit return, including security, property restitution, housing and livelihoods. The article Kashmiri Pandit group seeks time-bound roadmap for return, rehabilitation first appeared on The Kashmir Pulse and is written by KNS.
From Taploo to Exodus: Why September 14 Is Observed as Balidan Diwas?
Displaced Kashmiri Pandits across the world are observing September 14 as Balidan Diwas to honour those who lost their lives during decades of terrorism in Kashmir, with special tribute being paid to BJP leader Tika Lal Taploo, who was assassinated on September 14, 1989. The occasion also brings renewed focus on the community's long-standing demands for rehabilitation, employment, relief and a separate homeland.
The Kashmiri Pandit community, recalling the long period of displacement, reiterated its demands. They stated that security, employment, and better housing are essential for a permanent return to the Valley.
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