JAMMU Jul 15: The displaced Kashmiri Pandits living in exile are   facing grave   political  discrimination and due to which most of their  genuine problems  remain unresolved  since many years in their forceful exodus life that has added to their woes &  miseries day in and day out . As the elected Government in J&K is in place for last more than one and a half  year but still two nominations reserved for this Micro minority community by Modi Government  are still at large due some hurdles created by few political parties unnecessarily.

In a  press statement  issued today  by Jammu & Kashmir Displaced Kashmiri Pandit front  President Vinod Pandita All Jammu & Kashmir Prominent Displaced Migrant front President  Vinod Pandita has  appealed Government of India to facilitate the nomination of two much delayed MLAs  accorded to the displaced Kashmiri Migrants  under new   re-organization Act of J&K 2019  implemented here  after abrogation of article 370  by the union  Governent.

Pandita has also appealed to all those political parties creating  hurdles in this  nomination, to remove the impediment forthwith in order provide justice and equity to this micro minority community who is living in a pathetic condition in Camps and non camps in Jammu, Udhampur and other parts of the country for last more than three decades without any permanent political representation which is the the paramount need of the hour for this Displaced community.

Vishal Jotshi Vice President and Jyoti Dhar  advisor of the front  have  also  appealed Prime Minister, Home Minister, Lt. Governor   and Chief Minister J&K  to  announce a special employment package of  least of ten thousand posts  for unemployed educated displaced youth in exile as unemployment is very high among the Dispalced  community and also urged then to   formulate a tangible return and rehabilitation policy for Kashmir Pandits for their honorable re-settlement  back in Valley with honour and dignity keeping in view all the safety & security parameters  in a time bound period to end their more than three decades old exile period.

The other members of the front who endorsed the demand were Ashok Kumar Koul, Vinod Bhat, Virender Ganjoo, M.K.Koul, Palvi Sharma, Karuna, Suraj Jotshi, Dazy Dhar and others .

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