Kashmiri Pandits Hope For Returning To The Valley Soon

Kashmiri Pandits hope for returning to the valley soon. Again hopes have been raised for displaced Kashmiri Pandits’ return to the valley, struggled to get their land.

Kashmiri Pandits, who have migrated from the valley due to terrorism and settled in the country and abroad.

They are now applying on the portal prepared by the government for the return of their ancestral land and house in Kashmir.

This has given them hope of getting their land back again after years.

The Jammu and Kashmir government had taken the initiative weeks ago to get the displaced Kashmiri Pandits back to their occupied land.

Under this, the government has prepared a portal https://www.kashmirmigrantsip.jk.gov.in/ for these displaced Kashmiri Pandits, which was duly launched by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today.

Through this portal, Kashmiri migrants can apply to get their occupied land back. Their specialty is that there are many displaced people whose land has been forcibly or fraudulently captured in Kashmir.

After being displaced from Kashmir, these Kashmiri Pandits kept demanding from the government to get their land back.

Although all the governments assured them that they would try to get them back by getting them out of their land nothing like this happened.

Kashmiri Pandits hope for returning to the valley soon: Every time the Kashmiri Pandits felt disappointed.

Now Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has released an online web portal to get back his occupied land. Kashmiri Pandits have also started applying on this now.

Under this, Kashmiri Pandits have to provide detailed information about their occupied land on the portal.

According to the information, some Kashmiri Pandits have also applied on this portal. The government now has to act on this within 15 days.

Shadi Lal Pandita, head of the Jagati Tenement Committee, said that there are many Kashmiri Pandit families whose lands and houses have been illegally occupied in the Valley.

This initiative of the government is good, it has again raised a new hope among the Pandits to return to the valley. Some Pandit families have applied online to get their land rights back.

Now it remains to be seen what action the government takes on this within the stipulated time.