War of genocide spreading across country: Dr Ajay
Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Dec 28: Kashmiri Pandits on the 33rd Homeland Day today took a solemn pledge to intensify their struggle for carving out a separate homeland for over seven lakh KPs on the North Eastern bank of river Jehlum in accordance to Marg Darshan Resolution of 1991 which was fully endorsed by the community members scattered all over globe.
A resolution was passed by the community which reaffirmed its commitment to the Margdarshan Resolution, demanding the creation of a separate Union Territory for the permanent rehabilitation of Kashmiri Hindus on North East of river Jehlum.
Through another resolution the apathy of the State towards the community was strongly condemned urging the Union Government to withdraw the humiliating migrant label and to take immediate action to enhance relief measures, provide security for PM package employees and create employment opportunities for the KPs outside Valley. The resolutions were introduced by Anantaditya Aima.
Addressing the convention, Dr Ajay Chrungoo, chairman PK , condemned the ongoing denial of the genocide faced by Kashmiri Hindus, criticizing both the State’s indifference and the world’s silence. He made it clear that the fight for justice wasn’t merely about land but about acknowledging the pain and suffering that the community has endured. He reaffirmed the Margdarshan Resolution which calls for the creation of a separate Union Territory specifically for the permanent rehabilitation of Kashmiri Hindus. He emphasized that such a move was not just an aspiration but a necessity, given the continuing threat of Jihadist violence and the inability of the current political establishment to address the community’s plight.
He said about one thousand year old genocide war is spreading across the country. The Bangladesh has turned East Pakistan again and Pakistan has gained control over Bangladesh. The remnants of Bangladesh freedom struggle have been erased and the democratically elected Sheikh Hasina Government was ousted which is a serious challenge to well thinking people and great civilizations across globe.
He urged Indian Government to make a firm resolve to stop this war of genocide. The Bangladesh is emerging same threat to India now as Pakistan, he added.
The cross section of Kashmiri Pandits who assembled at Kangra Fort Barnai on the occasion resolved that community will not rest till it gets foothold on Kashmir where from it has been hounded out by Islamic Jehadis.
This year’s event, themed “Kashmiri Hindus caught between Jehad and denial of genocide”, The convention was hosted by Akriti Raina and Vishwaranjan Pandita,.
The opening remarks were delivered by Shaliendra Aima, vice chairman of PK, who read the welcome address He highlighted the significance of the gathering and the ongoing struggle for justice and recognition.
Former Director General of Plice Dr. SP Vaid delivered a powerful address, providing an insightful analysis of the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir. A key highlight of the convention was the lecture delivered by Colonel (retd) R.S.N. Singh, an expert on security affairs and a prominent political analyst. In his thought provoking lecture Colonel Singh threw light on the challenges facing Indian Hindus, particularly in the face of rising extremism and the ongoing threats to their safety and cultural identity. His insights were not just a call for immediate action to safeguard the rights and security of Kashmiri Hindus but also a broader commentary on the struggle of Hindus across the nation.
Other key speakers included Nitin Dhar, Kulshi Pandita, another prominent women leader. In his virtual address Dr. Kuldeep Datta , highlighted the deep-rooted challenges faced by the Kashmiri Hindu community.
Rajesh Khar and party delivered a soulful rendition of Kashmiri folk songs Ramesh Zafran and party followed with traditional Kashmiri music which filled the atmosphere with energy and vibrancy.
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