The President of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Mehboob Mufti, was looking for a dignified return and rehabilitation of the Kashmir pandits into the valley while detonating a reservation in the community assembly.
Former Minister Jamm and Kashmir said that the re -integration of cashmere pandits must not be considered only a symbolic return, but as an opportunity to build a shared, inclusive and looking future for Jammu and Kashmir.
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Mehboob called Governor of Lieutenant Manoj Sinha in Raj Bhavan 2. This was her first meeting of the individual with LG about five years after the abolition of Article 370. Mufti also submitted what she called the “inclusive and gradual plan” to facilitate “meaningful progress” on the queue.
Mehboob also submitted copies of the Minister of the Interior of the Union Amit Shah and the main Minister Omar Abdullah.
’64, 951 displaced family Kashmir Pandit ‘
Mehboob quoted the date of the Office for assistance established by the government of Jammu and Kashmir in 1990, he said that 44,167 migrant families were officially registered as a fleeing from the valley for security reasons in the 90s. Of these, about 90 % (39,782) families were cashmere pandits. By 2020, the Ministry of the Interior stated that the number of displaced families of Kashmir Pandit increased to 64 951.
In his proposal Mehboob said that every displaced family of Kashmir Pandit should be assigned half the A-channel (one channel = 505.87 m2) of state land in their district of origin, which is according to their willingness to return.
Families whose original houses still exist, but are in a dilapidated or initial condition, targeted financial grants or interest -free loans for structural repairs and modernization should be provided, she added.
She also demanded the establishment of two reserved constituents for the community. “This problem goes beyond politics and touches on the core of our collective conscience itself. It is a moral imperative and social responsibility to ensure that our brothers and sisters are tragically displaced from their homeland is given the opportunity to return in a way that is dignified, safe and sustainable.
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Mehboob said that every political party in the Union, regardless of ideology, consistently supported the idea of their return.
“The shared pain of their displacement and the desire to reconcile all weighs us all in the belief that Kashmir can again be a place where communities existed peacefully. To make sense of meaningful progress on this front, an inclusive and phase plan has been attached to your consideration,” she said.
President PDP said the proposal emphasizes the approach of all parties involved and ensures that any politician or plan is rooted in empathy, mutual trust and most importantly, on ground reality.
“I call on your office to start a dialogue -controlled process concerning community representatives, civil society, local leaders and the relevant administrative agencies. Only through inclusive negotiations we can map the future where no community feels in its own land,” LG added.
Mehboob described mass displacement as one of the largest internal migration in independence, which requires complex, justice aimed and sustainable political framework.
“The return of Kashmiro Pandits is not only a demographic or administrative problem, but it is worth the historical justice, reconciliation and restoration of the pluralistic ethos of Kashmir,” she said.
PDP chief said that the return of displaced individuals must be anchored in terms of security for government employees playing a decisive role in the reconstruction of the community confidence.
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She called for a change and strengthening the provisions under a special rehabilitation package of the Prime Minister to include a clearly defined, enforceable mechanism for the safe transfer and transfer of employees.
“Those published in vulnerable or high -risk zones must be given the possibility to transfer to safer and more stable areas without threatening career procedures or benefits,” she said.
Mehboob called to organize the annual “return and reconstruction” summit and linked the displaced families of Kashmir Pandit, local communities, government officials, civil society organizations and academic experts. She also demanded the appointment of dedicated officers in each district of the valley to serve as facilitators of one window for displaced families.
“It’s time to work together to remove the crap on the Kashmiro Muslims over their exodus from the valley,” she told reporters.
Later, when she talked to reporters here, she said that no political process was complete without cashmere pandits. “This is not only the responsibility of the government, but of people and political parties,” she said.
The head of PDP also said that the return of KPS could not be possible without seizing the community, and it was time to work together to “remove the crap on the Kashmiro Muslims over their exodas from the valley”.
This problem goes beyond politics and touches on the core of our collective conscience.
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