Kashmiri Pandits: The Long Road Home

Kashmiri Pandits mark the 36th anniversary of their exodus, calling for a comprehensive policy on their return to the Valley. While urged by National Conference leaders to come back, doubts remain due to their established lives elsewhere. Protests were held for a separate homeland and government support.

Kashmiri Pandits commemorated the 36th anniversary of their exodus, renewing their calls for a comprehensive return policy. The displaced community continues to appeal for government intervention to facilitate their return to the Valley.

National Conference president Farooq Abdullah emphasized the community's importance to Kashmir. He expressed doubts about their permanent return, citing the new lives they've established across the country.

Meanwhile, protests persisted for a separate homeland and recognition of their past suffering. Leaders reaffirm the need for government action to rebuild the bonds within their homeland.

(With inputs from agencies.)