NHRC official meets Kashmiri Pandits in Kulgam district

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Updated At : 12:37 PM Feb 22, 2024 IST

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Srinagar, February 21

Rakesh Asthana, Special Monitor of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), visited a Kashmiri Pandit colony at Vessu in Kulgam district to interact with the residents. During the visit, Asthana listened to their issues and demands, an official spokesman said here.

DIG (South Kashmir) Altaf Ahmad Khan, Kulgam Deputy Commissioner Athar Aamir Khan, Anatnag Deputy Commissioner Syeed Fakhruddin Hamid and Kulgam SSP Sahil Sarangal accompanied Asthana.

The Kulgam DC briefed the Special Monitor about the current status of the migrant colonies coming up at Mirhama, Chawgam and Vessu, he added.

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