ULF Claimed Responsibility For Killing Outside Laborers
ULF claimed responsibility for killing outside laborers in Kashmir, laborers asked to leave the valley soon: Target Killing In Kashmir.
The United Liberation Front (ULF) has claimed responsibility for the killing of two laborers in the Kulgam district of Kashmir on Sunday.
Along with this, they have also warned the outsiders camping in the valley that they should leave Kashmir at the earliest, otherwise the same will be done to them.
However, even before this warning of the terrorists, migrant people have started fleeing from the valley.
After last night, this morning too, there was a huge crowd of migrant people coming to Jammu at the taxi stand and bus stand in Kashmir.
A migrant family from Rajasthan said that they do not feel safe in Kashmir. Since October 2, terrorists have killed 11 people in the Valley. He was living here with his wife and children.
His life is also in danger. They are not ready for it.
That is why he has decided to leave Kashmir. Terrorists are killing anyone whenever they want. In such a situation, they are left with no other way but to leave Kashmir.
After October 5, 5 migrants have been killed in Kashmir. Four laborers and street vendors of Bihar have been murdered. A Muslim carpenter from UP has also been killed by terrorists.
Earlier, local Sikh and Hindu teachers were murdered. Famous drug dealer Kashmiri Pandit Makhanlal Bindru was also killed by terrorists. In October, two local Muslims were also murdered by terrorists.
Pak’s effigy burnt in protest against terrorist attack.
The Bharatiya Yuva Morcha (BJYM) on Sunday demonstrated at Bus Stand Poonch in protest against the terrorist attack in Dera Gali and Bhatadhulian areas of Mendhar tehsil of border district Poonch.
During this, the workers of BJYM raised slogans against the government of Pakistan by burning an effigy of Pakistan.
The protesters demanded the central government to take action against terrorist organizations as well as give a befitting reply to their sympathizer Pakistan.
Earlier, BJYM workers and local youth paid tribute to the soldiers who were martyred in the terror attack.
