KPSS President Blamed Local OGWs For Attacks On Kashmiri Hindus

KPSS president blamed local OGWs for attacks on Kashmiri Hindus: Targeted killings in Kashmir.

KPSS president said attacks on Hindus are being carried out by local people, who are providing help and information to terrorists in Kashmir.

A conspiracy is being hatched to spread terror in Kashmir by targeting Kashmiri Hindus again.

On this, the Kashmiri Pandit Sangharsh Samiti (KPSS) bluntly said that it is clear from these attacks that the terrorists are conspiring to kill all Kashmiri Hindus.

KPSS president Sanjay Tikku alleged that only the local associates (OGWs) of terrorists were getting their neighbors killed by terrorists.

Kashmir is a place where tourists are safe but Kashmiri Hindus are being attacked. He urged the Kashmiri Hindus living in the valley to flee.

KPSS is an organization of Kashmiri Hindus who did not migrate even during the climax of terrorist violence in Kashmir.

Sanjay Tikku alleged that the state government has again failed in protecting the Hindus. In such a situation, there is only one option for Kashmiri Hindus – to leave Kashmir.

Let us tell you that on Tuesday morning, terrorists attacked two real brothers Sunil Kumar and Pintu Kumar in Chotigam, Shopian. This is the second attack on the Kashmiri Hindu community in 24 hours.

Earlier on Monday, youth Karan Kumar Singh was injured in a terrorist attack in Gopalpora, Budgam.

Meanwhile, the security forces launched a search operation in Shopian to nab the terrorists involved in the killing of Kashmiri Hindus.

But taking advantage of the darkness, the terrorists managed to escape while firing grenades and firing on the security forces.

Security forces say that the house in which these terrorists had taken shelter is of terrorist Adil Wani.

According to the police, Adil Wani was also involved in the murder of Kashmiri Hindu Sunil Kumar in Chotipora Shopian on Tuesday.

Police are searching for absconding terrorists. On search, a huge quantity of arms and ammunition was recovered from the house.