Healing Societies: The Silent Fight Against Terrorism's Impact

Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has issued 438 appointment letters to terror-victim families since 2025, symbolizing the ongoing attempt to heal and restore dignity to affected households. Sinha firmly vowed to dismantle the terror ecosystem, emphasizing justice and support for victims' lives and societal moral restoration.

Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha announced the issuance of appointment letters to 438 terror-victim families since 2025, presenting these figures not just as statistics, but as shattered worlds that endured profound loss due to violence. He highlighted these families' resilience in the face of societal neglect.

On Monday, in a significant move towards justice and restitution, Sinha handed appointment letters to 37 kin of terror victims and 29 relatives of deceased government employees. He firmly pledged to dismantle the terror ecosystem and vowed relentless commitment to securing dignified lives for the victims' families.

Addressing issues of historical neglect, the Lieutenant Governor denounced the protection previously afforded to individuals linked to terrorism. He cited the recent rapid dismantling of structures supporting terror networks and stressed the importance of restoring social trust and law within society.

(With inputs from agencies.)