The effects of the Seventh Exodus have been psychological, social, cultural, and economic, particularly for the Kashmiri Pandit youth population. The brutal religious persecution, burning of homes, massacres, and threat to the lives and identity of our community, as well as the grief of being forcefully displaced from our Homeland
The Kashmiri Pandit community’s resentment towards Omar Abdullah is equally palpable.
One of the most memorable aspects of the Utsav was the personal meeting with HH Sadguru Shri Athawale ji.
Panun Kashmir stands as an architect of profound identity metamorphosis, a manifestation of unwavering resilience and strategic purpose that has catalyzed a paradigm shift in the narrative of the Kashmiri Pandit community.
Panun Kashmir has also questioned the Indian Government ‘whether the forest in the Rajouri-Poonch area, which is close to Pakistan, is under the control of India ?
The Government has a vindictive mindset about the Hindus in Jammu and Kashmir. The exodus of Kashmiri Hindus has not yet been given official recognition.
The policy of trivialising the threat of terrorism is a cruel policy followed in J&K. If this is not stopped the future will be dangerous.
The ‘FACT’ exhibition, which exposes the genocide of Kashmiri Hindus was organised in the Banaras Bar Association (BBA) Hall and was inaugurated by BBA’s Mahamantri, Advocate Ratneshwar Kumar Pande.