A migrant Kashmiri Pandit group, Panun Kashmir, slammed the BJP-led government on Thursday for its handling of the rising terror incidents in Jammu and Kashmir. The group demanded a review of the government's "political and strategic" approach to combating terrorism. Chairman Ajay Chrungoo expressed concern that the government has been ignoring the growing threat of terrorism, despite its claims of victory.
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He cited the recent attack on Shiv Khori pilgrims as an example of the ongoing danger. Panun Kashmir also opposed the Centre's decision to engage in dialogue with the separatist group Jamaat-e-Islami, which has expressed willingness to participate in the next Assembly elections.
“The central government has not understood the message when Shiv Khori pilgrims were attacked (on June 9) and continues with its tourist policy… the dangers to all types of tourists are not hidden and are not subtle to escape common sense,” he said.
The group acknowledged that Pakistan plays a role in supporting terrorism in the region, but emphasised that the ecosystem of terrorism has also been nurtured by internal policies and individuals. Chrungoo urged the government to recognize this reality and take a more effective approach to addressing the hrungoo argued that the government has been using "statistical jargon" to downplay the situation, while terrorists continue to gain strength in the region.
“The strategic wisdom of the central government made it ignore the simmering lava of terrorism inside. The government time and again declared victory against terrorism when terrorists were only spreading their tentacles all across,” Panun Kashmir chairman Ajay Chrungoo told reporters here. threat of terrorism.
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