Kashmiri Pandits Start Raising Voices Against Stopped Relief

Kashmiri Pandits start raising voices against stopped monthly relief: Jammu Kashmir.

Kashmiri Pandits have started uniting to start the stopped monthly relief amount for the displaced Kashmiri Pandits.

These organizations say that the displaced Kashmiri Pandits who are going through difficult times are already upset.

If the relief of these people is not started again, then Kashmiri Pandits will come in the way of movement across the country.

The family of a Kashmiri Pandit, who was displaced after migrating from Kashmir in 1990, has been receiving Rs 13,000 per month as a relief.

Kashmiri Pandits start uniting to start monthly relief: However, Relief Commissioner Migrant Ashok Pandit clarified that the account head has been sealed due to the directions of the court.

Efforts are being made to open it soon. But Kashmiri Pandits are taking this whole matter very seriously. He says that there is no plan to stop this relief amount.

Panun Kashmir President Virendra Raina said that we should understand the difficult days of 1990. All the property of Kashmiri Pandits was left in the valley.

Such a situation has arisen that these people have to live in displaced camps. People have not got the relief amount of last month. In such a situation, it has become difficult for these people to survive.

Whatever may be the bottleneck, the government should remove it immediately and start distributing the relief amount.

Shadi Lal Pandita, head of the Jagati Tenement Committee, said that we are doubting the intention of the government.

What the government could not do on its own, it can get it done in some other way. We are struggling to increase relief, but here the relief has stopped.

The government should clarify its intention. APMC national spokesperson King C Bharti says that whatever the case may be, monthly relief for displaced Kashmiri Pandits should start immediately.

If the issue is not resolved immediately, the entire Kashmiri Pandit community will start agitation.