Another target killing in Kashmir: In Kulgam, terrorists entered the school and shot a female teacher, the second incident in 20 days

Terrorists opened fire on high school teacher Rajni Bala in the Gopalpora area of ​​Kulgam. 36-year-old Rajni was hit by multiple bullets. Police have cordoned off the area. The injured teacher, a resident of Samba, died on the way to the hospital. Earlier on May 12, a Kashmiri Pandit Rahul Bhat was also shot dead by terrorists entering his office.

Omar Abdullah said - words like condemnation and mourning are hollow

National Conference leader Omar Abdullah expressed grief over the incident. He said, 'It is very sad. This is another attack on the list of target killings of unarmed civilians. Unless the government gives assurance of normalcy, words like condemnation and condolence are empty. We will not rest in peace.

14 Hindus including 4 Kashmiri Pandits killed after the abrogation of Article 370

Target killings in Kashmir began in October. Seven civilians were killed here in five days, including a Kashmiri Pandit, a Sikh, and a migrant Hindu, who had come in search of jobs. Satish Kumar was shot dead by terrorists on 14 April. Earlier on Saturday, terrorists shot dead a policeman on Aiva Bridge located on Ali Jan Road.

Now after the murder of Rahul, the question has arisen again on the security of Kashmiri Pandits. After the removal of Article 370 in Kashmir, 14 Hindus including 4 Kashmiri Pandits were killed in terrorist attacks. This was informed by the Ministry of Home Affairs in Parliament.

The movement of Kashmiri Pandits going on in the Valley for 18 days

The movement of Kashmiri Pandits is going on in the Valley for 18 days. Pandits who got jobs under the Prime Minister's Employment Package are boycotting the work and protesting. This has become the longest-running demonstration in the valley. The protest started after the murder of Revenue Department employee Rahul Bhat. Working Kashmiri Pandits demand that we should be given posting outside Kashmir.

The protesting Kashmiri Pandit said - shift us from Kashmir

Pandits who got jobs under the Prime Minister's Employment Package are boycotting the work and protesting. He said that we do not want to live life like prisoners, that is why shifted from Kashmir. The LG, his advisors, the IGP, and other officers have held talks with the Kashmiri Pandits sitting on the road many times, but despite this, the protests of the Pandits continue.

Protest against the murder of Rahul Bhat by shaving his head

On the 10th day of the killing of Rahul Bhat, who was killed in a terrorist attack in Kashmir, Kashmiri Pandits of Anantnag district had demonstrated by shaving their heads. He also prayed for the rest of Rahul Bhat's soul. It has also demanded that they should be given security in the Valley or their posting should be made in Jammu.

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