USA’s National Anthem singer Mary Millben marks exodus of Kashmiri Hindus from the Valley

Editorial

• Even today, Kashmiri Hindus remember the mass exodus resulting from the ghastly murders committed by Islamic terrorists.
• Why can Indian actors, singers or sportsmen not feel what a US singer feels ? Why haven’t such people uttered a single word on this in the past 32 years ? It won’t be surprising if devout Hindus question them on this through legal means.

Washington (USA) – Marking the exodus of Kashmiri Hindus from the Kashmir Valley in 1990 due to threats and killings by Pakistan-sponsored terrorists, American actress and singer Mary Millben (Pictured on right) has said that her prayers are with the community as many continue to mourn the loss of their loved ones, homes and cultural presence.

Every year on 19^th January, displaced Kashmiri Hindus hold several events in different parts of the world to commemorate the exodus of the community (as ‘Holocaust Day’) from the Kashmir Valley, recognising the resilience and noble spirit of the community.

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“Religious persecution continues to escalate across the world. Today we remember the horror of Exodus Day – the exile of Kashmiri Hindus due to genocide and ethnic cleansing from Kashmir at the hands of Islamist terrorists. My prayers are with the Kashmiri Hindu community as many continue to mourn the loss of loved ones, homes and cultural presence”, Millben said.

“As a global citizen and woman of faith, my voice and platform will always stand for you, religious freedom and global policy that protects and preserves the exercising of faith”, she added.

Over the past couple of years, Millben has become highly popular in India & among Indian-Americans after she sang India’s National Anthem and devotional song ‘Om Jai Jagdish Hare’.