The Kashmir Files Explained The Atrocities On Kashmiri Pandits

The Kashmir Files beautifully explained the atrocities on Kashmiri Pandits: Panun Kashmir.

Panun Kashmir has advocated bringing a law to stop genocide and cruelty. With this law, the veil will be removed from the genocide in Kashmir and criminals will be able to go behind the jails.

In a press conference on Wednesday, General Secretary Kuldeep Raina discussed the film ‘The Kashmir Files’, in which the atrocities on Kashmiri Pandits in the Valley have been well described.

Raina said that Kashmiri Pandits had to go through a difficult phase in the Valley. The truth has come out among the people through the film and the Prime Minister has also mentioned it.

But we would like to say that Panun Kashmir has been raising its voice from time to time that there was a massacre in the valley.

To get this whole sequence investigated, Punan Kashmir presented a draft of the Genocide and Atrocities Bill to the government. We request the government to accept this bill and introduce it in Parliament.

So that after being passed, a law to prevent genocide and cruelty can be made. Only by this will the Kashmiri Pandits get justice, who has been away from the valley today due to genocide and cruelty.

Kuldeep Raina said that now all politics should end and there should be justice for Kashmiri Pandits. The period of 1989 was very difficult for the Kashmiri Pandit society.

Such an atmosphere was created in the valley that the Kashmiri Pandit came under threat. Attacks started on these people and many Kashmiri Pandits lost their lives.

The Kashmiri Pandit people were forced to leave their homes in the entire valley and migrate. Today Kashmiri Pandits want to go to the valley with respect.

But before that those people who had committed atrocities on Kashmiri Pandits by spoiling the atmosphere in the valley, forced them to migrate.

Panun Kashmir said that the film Kashmir Files has portrayed Kashmir properly and has brought the original picture of Kashmiri Pandits in the film. Punan appreciates the Kashmir filmmaker for this.

In the meeting, President Virendra Raina said that the picture of the caste massacre done on Kashmiri Pandits is clearly visible in this film.

This is a very good film, through which not only the people of the country but the world has come to know about the truth. Our demand will be that Kashmiri files should get the Oscar award.

Virendra Raina said that the period of 1989 was very difficult for Kashmiri Pandits when the whole atmosphere in the Valley was created for Kashmiri Pandits.

In such a situation, Kashmiri Pandits were forced to leave the valley. Many Kashmiri Pandits had to give their lives.

The caste massacre that took place in the valley has to be accepted by all today and work towards the rehabilitation of Kashmiri Pandits.

Opendra Kaul, Sameer Bhatt, PK Bhan, Kewal Krishna, Sameer Mattoo, Sanjay Kaul, etc. were present in the meeting.