Fresh threats deepen Kashmiri Pandits’ fears over rehabilitation

#KashmirAngle: Community seeks long-term security measures instead of temporary arrangements

Our Correspondent

Srinagar, Updated At : 07:08 AM Aug 14, 2026 IST

Members of the Committee on Demographic Changes during their visit to Jagti Township Kashmiri Migrant Colony in Jammu . PTI

Recent threat letters circulating on social media, naming and threatening Kashmiri Pandits, have triggered fear and anxiety among community members living in the Valley.

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Fresh threats deepen Kashmiri Pandits’ fears over rehabilitation

#KashmirAngle: Community seeks long-term security measures instead of temporary arrangements

Adil Akhzer

Our Correspondent

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