Justice for Kashmir: New Initiatives to Aid Terror Victim Families

A special cell and toll-free number will be established in the Jammu and Kashmir lieutenant governor's office to assist terror victim families. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has directed reopening of terror cases and freeing land taken by terrorists. These efforts aim to deliver justice previously denied.

In a decisive move to address the long-standing grievances of terror victim families, the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha, has announced the creation of a special cell alongside a toll-free number to expedite their assistance.

Sinha, in a high-level meeting, instructed deputy commissioners and senior superintendents of police to revisit terror cases that had been intentionally neglected in the past. Emphasizing justice, he ensured that families would receive the necessary support and jobs for next of kin where applicable.

The initiative comes in light of historic injustices faced by Kashmiri civilians, often forgotten and unacknowledged. Sinha has pledged to bring the perpetrators to book and recover properties seized by terrorists or their sympathizers.

(With inputs from agencies.)