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| No change in militancy in Kashmir long tall claims of government entirely zero. | | Kashmiri Pandits protest in Jammu against target killings of minorities in Kashmir blocked the national Highway | | |  Jammu 17 August(Ashok Raina) Kashmiri Pandits employed under the Prime Minister's Package in Kashmir took to streets on Wednesday in Jammu in view of protest against target killings of minorities people in Kashmir valley and has blocked the national High ways at different touching points in capital Jammu that links from Kashmir to Kaniya Kumari . The city on roads local traffic also badly affected due to long march of Kashmiri pandits having with flags and banners in their hands were waving against the failure machinery of state administration in Jammu and Kashmir.
The Kashmiri pandits alleged there is no any change in the militancy in Kashmir the long tall claims of the government is entirely zero. There is every day routine of killings of innocent and non local people of Kashmir in Kashmir.
While added more and said that since from the past several months the minority community in Kashmir once again targeted and hit down their lives one after other by the active hybrid militant outfit organisations including the in Jammu and Kashmir and causality raised the number of target killings to 21 this year.
A large group of protesters assembled at Jammu in the city of temples after they came to know that Terrorists belonging to the Al-badr outfit organisation shot dead a Kashmiri Pandit, Sunil Kumar Bhat, and injured his cousin Pitambar Kumar Bhat on Tuesday at an apple orchard in south Kashmir's Shopian district, which had seen similar attacks on the minority community in April. This casualty raised the number of targeted killings to 21 this year.
This is the second such attack on a minority community in the last 24 hours in the Valley. On Monday evening, suspected militants exploded a hand grenade at Gopalpora in Chadoora area of central district of Budgam, injuring one Karan Kumar Singh.
The Kashmir pandits were raised slogans against the Jammu and Kashmir administration for its failure to control on terrorism and ensure foolproof security for employees of minority communities and demands immediate relocation to them from the Kashmir Division.
The protesters, mostly women, raised slogans like "Administration haye haye" (down with administration), "Minorities ko jeene do" (Let the minorities live) and "We want justice". The situation pumped at the earlier hours of yesterday after the two KP youths brothers targeted in their orchard garden at shopian in Kashmir among one killed and other is seriously injured. However earlier than this incident the Rajini Balla the School teacher was shot dead in District Kulgam was posted at a government school in Gopalpora in Kulgam after the death of Rahul Bhat shot dead to him by the militants during presence on his duty hours in Budgam Kashmir. Kashmiri pandits told this press that there is no any change in Kashmir situation since from the era of 1990 but the militancy has grown up into double sense. The Kashmiri pandits PM package employee’s demands for earlier relocation to them from Kashmir valley till the normalcy will re-establish and reinstate in the valley.
It is pertinent to mention here that nearly 4,000 Kashmiri Pandits are working in different departments in the Valley after their selection under the prime minister's employment package.
They have been on an indefinite strike in support of their demand for their relocation outside the Valley since the killing of their colleague Rahul Bhat. Bhat was shot dead by terrorists inside his office in Budgam district of central Kashmir on May 12.
Hundreds of the employees have already returned to Jammu and are holding regular protests at the office of the relief commissioner, while their colleagues in the Valley are on protest at their camps, despite repeated attempts by the government to end the impasse by assuring their relocation to safer zones within the Valley.
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