Panun Kashmir Calls for Recognition of Genocidal Terrorism Objectives

Panun Kashmir, an organization for displaced Kashmiri Pandits, accused the central government of ignoring the genocidal objectives of terrorism and avoiding labeling Pakistan as a terrorist state. This stance may undermine future security operations in Jammu and Kashmir, with ongoing repercussions spilling over into wider India.

Panun Kashmir, an organization representing displaced Kashmiri Pandits, has charged the central government with neglecting to identify the genocidal aims of terrorism. The group criticizes the government's reluctance to designate Pakistan as a terrorist state, a move they believe is crucial for future security operations in Jammu and Kashmir.

The organization's chairman, Dr. Ajay Chrungoo, expressed appreciation for recent military operations but urged the government to acknowledge the persistent threat of genocide. He argues that the violence in Jammu and Kashmir constitutes an unrelenting genocidal campaign against Hindus.

Dr. Chrungoo criticized the government for using rhetoric that undermines the true motivations behind terrorist activities in the region. He believes the government's policy of 'genocide denial' maintains an erroneous perspective on terrorism and separatism, viewing Pakistan inconsistently as both a rogue and a normal state.

(With inputs from agencies.)