Four Organizations Of Kashmiri Hindus Will Meet Government

Four organizations will meet the government with the claim of the Hindu-Sikh genocide in Kashmir.

Four major organizations of displaced Kashmiri Hindus will raise the demand for setting up a commission of inquiry.

An inquiry commission will be set against the alleged Hindu-Sikh genocide in Kashmir from 1989 to 2003 by submitting a joint memorandum to the state and central governments.

Panun Kashmir, Roots in Kashmir, Youth for Panun Kashmir, and Kashmiri Samiti Delhi have also decided to take online support to mobilize public support in this regard.

On September 2, the Supreme Court asked an NGO to take up the issue of the alleged Hindu-Sikh genocide in Kashmir from 1989 to 2003 with the central government and other competent authorities.

The NGO, We the Citizens, in its petition had sought the setting up of a special investigation team that would identify the elements responsible and involved in the alleged genocide of the Hindu-Sikh community in Kashmir.

The petition was heard by a bench of Justice BR Gavai and Justice CT Ravi Kumar.

Representatives of Panun Kashmir, Roots in Kashmir, Youth for Panun Kashmir, and Kashmiri Committee Delhi held a meeting recently.

In this, the strategy to get justice for the Kashmiri Hindu and Sikh communities has been discussed.

The representatives of Kashmir Hindu organizations, who were present in the meeting, have decided that a delegation will meet the Center and the Jammu and Kashmir state governments at the earliest.

He said that what would be more ironic than this is that Pakistan is responsible for the massacre of Kashmiri Hindus, but the Indian government has been denying this genocide for the last three decades.

Any policy that denies the genocide of Kashmiri Hindus is a heinous crime against humanity. Such policies should be stopped with immediate effect.

The members of the organization said that now they will not sit silent. Whatever happened to Hindus and Sikhs in Kashmir, voices will be raised against it.

We will do everything possible to get justice. Those who are responsible for the Hindu-Sikh genocide in Kashmir should be punished.