Srinagar: India has been boosting and trumpeting the false claims of normalcy and peace in IIOJK after the abrogation of Articles 370 & 35A. Indian government also claimed that IIOJK has seen huge foreign investments from the Gulf and mainland India.
Contrary to the claims of Indian government and security forces, a letter from PM Package employees have written to the illegally appointed Lt Governor of IIOJK threatening for en-mass resignations mainly due to Indian government’s failure to ensure the safety of migrant Pandits.
IIOJK is the most militarized region of the world where curfews, communication blackouts, CASOs, killings of innocent civilians, abductions are part of the daily life cycle of Kashmiris. On the other hand, IIOJ&K’s main regional parties, PDP and National Conference have blamed Indian government and security forces for the rise in targeted killings in the Valley by saying “tourism was not a sign of normalcy”.
The Kashmiri people are of the strong view that the targeted killings in IIOJK is a planned effort by Indian security forces to justify the brutalities and Human Rights Atrocities initiated against them. Lt Governor assured BJP delegation during a meeting that J&K administration has taken necessary steps to ensure welfare and security of PM package employees.
The history of Indian illegal actions in IIOJK clearly indicates the pattern of mischief and fraught. India always create a trigger incident to blame Pak-sponsored militancy in IIOJK and initiate illegal brutal operations to facilitate their oppressive designs.
Indians also under the pretext of security to move the upper caste Hindus from the likely areas of future operations selected for ethnic cleansing in IIOJK. This ensures pressure from the strong upper class Hindu ruling elite. India has always planned false flag operations of different magnitude and scale as per the requirement/ unfolding of subsequent events to play terrorism card and malign Pakistan’s image in international community through systematic and sustained media campaign.
