Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) spokesperson Deepika Singh Rajawat mentioned her social gathering was totally satisfied that the BJP and L-G administration had made it a “matter of ego” as they feared that in the event that they succumbed to the strain of the employees, their “extravaganza of normalcy would be exposed.” File
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The Jammu and Kashmir Congress on Sunday mentioned the latest terror threats to the Kashmiri Pandit employees within the Valley, belied the government’s claims of normalcy.
A weblog linked to The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of the Lashkar-e-Taiba, launched separate lists of Kashmiri Pandit employees who had been recruited below the Prime Minister’s Rehabilitation Package (PMRP), and threatened to flip their transit colonies into “graveyards.” The government had not too long ago knowledgeable Parliament that 118 civilians, together with 5 Kashmiri Pandits and 16 different Hindus and Sikhs, had been killed in Jammu and Kashmir between August 2019, when the Article 370 was abrogated, and July this 12 months.
Hundreds of Kashmiri Pandits and different reserved class employees had shifted to Jammu in May below risk from terrorists. They are at present on a protest for over 200 days, demanding the relocation of the Kashmiri Hindu employees outdoors the valley.
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“Quite recently … hit lists have been issued by the TRF, we ask the Lt. Governor to please explain how these employees can go back to their duties in such circumstances,” Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) spokesperson Deepika Singh Rajawat informed reporters in Jammu.
“While he does not lose a minute to showcase his fairytale normalcy to his masters in Delhi, the bubble of his lies bursts factually when these lists are being published every other day,” she mentioned.
Ms. Rajawat mentioned her social gathering was totally satisfied that the BJP and L-G administration had made it a “matter of ego” as they feared that in the event that they succumbed to the strain of the employees, their “extravaganza of normalcy would be exposed.”
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“I want to remind them that it is not a political issue but a matter of life and death. We are fed up with our politicisation all over the country,” Ms. Rajawat, additionally a Kashmiri Pandit, mentioned.
The Congress chief mentioned there have been many employees who had been put up in rented lodging and extra inclined to assaults from militants.
She demanded the fast launch of the salaries of the protesting employees and criticised the arm-twisting measure towards the under-threat employees.
“No such pressure tactic should be used against them as these actions have already made the insensitive and indifferent approach of the UT administration apparent while dealing with an issue which is solely of a humanitarian nature,” she mentioned.