Sinha promises to give jobs to eligible families of all Kashmiri citizens killed by terrorists within 30 days
Srinagar: In the last three decades, a qualified unemployed member of each “unknown” Kashmiri house lost from terrorist bullets will get a government job within 30 days, Jammu -Kashmir Governor Manoj Sinha on Sunday promised during an outreach in Anantnag in South Kashmir, including more than 80 families.Sinha’s instructions for sub-centers to process applications on priority and register registered FIR on priority in “buried” cases of targeting Kashmiri citizens, is part of a comprehensive initiative to reopen the story around 40,000-Vishwa castes of Jammu and Kashmir, because Pakistan-affected terrorism had changed the Ghata in a murder area.Sinha said at the event organized by Save Youth, Save Foundation, “It is shocking that before 2019, the funeral processions of the terrorists were allowed, while thousands of common Kashmiris killed by terrorists remained unknown.” “For years, Truth was hidden under pressure from the terrorist ecosystem.”He said that cases against criminals of such murders would be brought to their logical end, “whether they are in Kashmir or Pakistan”.Sinha also announced that the union government would recover properties related to the families of the victims, which were encroached by “terrorist sympathy or separatist elements”.“This is eventually a historic step to identify and respect thousands of innocent citizens in Kashmir, who were killed brutally by Pakistani terrorists. For decades, these families were marginalized. Justice was denied. Their pain was ignored, their stories were untolded.Families of Anantnag, Kulgam and Shopian districts, where dozens of terrorist attacks on security forces and citizens have been reported over the years, attended the event.In addition to offering jobs to eligible applicants, the Lieutenant Governor assured expert assistance to those wishing to start financial assistance and business.A statement by Raj Bhavan said that many families spoke to the Lieutenant Governor about “decades of false propaganda in promoting terrorism in the Kashmir Valley and the role of Pakistan”.
