SRINAGAR, Apr 27 :Accusing the state government of failing to trace the missing Pandit youth from Aishmuqam area All Parties Migrant Coordination Committee (APMCC) today said this scenario might lead to fresh migration among their community members, who are permanently residing in the valley or have recently returned, reports Kashmir Times.
A youth Sushil Raina of Chandigam Aishmuqam went missing on April 4 after he left his home for college to collect the marks sheet. Addressing media persons at missing youths residence at the Chandrigam village, chairman of coordination committee Vinod Pandit said, "Nearly a month has passed since the Pandit boy went missing but unfortunately the government has been showing callous approach in tracing him."
A youth Sushil Raina of Chandigam Aishmuqam went missing on April 4 after he left his home for college to collect the marks sheet. Addressing media persons at missing youths residence at the Chandrigam village, chairman of coordination committee Vinod Pandit said, "Nearly a month has passed since the Pandit boy went missing but unfortunately the government has been showing callous approach in tracing him."
He said on one hand the government claims to rehabilitate the migrant KPs if they return to valley but on the other hand the government has failed to provide security to those Pandits who had preferred to stay back or have recently returned to join their duties in the valley.
"If the chief minister was really serious in the return and rehabilitation of Pandits he would have then visited the family of missing youth and expressed a word of sympathy with them," Vinod said.
He viewed that if any thing bad happens to the missing youth it will create fear psychosis among the Pandit community and might result in fresh migration.
Warning the government of serious repercussions if it fails to trace out the youth, Vinod said, "The APMCC will initiate strong agitation if government does not give a time frame and traces out the missing youth in the given time frame."
He demanded setting up of Special Investigation Team (SIT) headed by a DIG rank police officer for tracing the youth. However he hailed the efforts of the local Muslims in trying to look out for the missing youth.
