Ten More Kashmiri Hindu Employees Returned From Kashmir

Ten more Kashmiri Hindu employees returned to Jagti from Kashmir, the government said – no holiday order.

Fear of terrorist attacks on non-Muslims in Kashmir, the process of returning to Jammu of Kashmiri Hindus is not stopping.

Under the Prime Minister’s Employment Package, Kashmiri Hindu employees who got jobs in Kashmir are reaching the places where they have their abode in Jammu.

Ten Kashmiri Hindu employees reached their relatives in the Jagati area on Sunday.

Shadi Lal Pandita, the head of the Jagati Tenement Committee, says that till now about 30 Kashmiri Pandits have come here to the family including these workers.

He said that the kind of situation prevailing in the valley, now Kashmiri Pandit employees are by no means safe.

He told that the employees returning from the valley say that the situation of 1990 seems to be building there.

A few years ago, the government had announced the Prime Minister’s employment package to give relief to Kashmiri displaced Hindus.

Under this, provision was kept for six thousand jobs. Out of this, four thousand posts were filled. These employees were deployed in the valley.

Now seeing the changed situation, these people have started returning to their homes in Jammu. Kashmiri Pandits returning from Shopian say that it seems that non-Muslims are not safe in Kashmir.

We were feeling insecure, so had to come back to Jammu. Jagti returned to Sumeet Bhatt, he is a teacher in the Vessu area in Kashmir, but he too had to return.

He said that he still remembers the era of 1990. Similar situations seem to be happening. So can’t take risks.

No order of leave to government employees.

No special leave has been given to minority government employees posted in the Valley amid the situation arising out of the killing of innocent people in Kashmir.

The government on Sunday clarified that no order has been issued to give special leave to the employees.

The news circulating on the internet media is baseless and misleading. There were reports of employees being given 10 days’ leave on the internet media.

Recently, after the killings in Kashmir, a large number of government employees belonging to the minority community are in fear. Some employees have even reached Jammu.

The Kashmir Sikh Sangat has said that the employees should not go to the job unless the government guarantees security to the employees.