Vivek Agnihotri did such a reply on Congress’s tweets, the truth has come to the fore

The Kashmir Files: The film ‘The Kashmir Files’, made on the displacement of Kashmiri Pandits and the atrocities on them by jihadis, is making a huge splash. So far, 5 states of the country have announced to make this film tax free. Meanwhile, the Kerala Congress has put the party in trouble by tweeting sarcastically on Kashmiri Pandits.

Controversial statement of Kerala Congress

Kerala Congress said about the subject shown in the film that Jagmohan Singh, who was the governor of that time, was responsible for the displacement of Kashmiri Pandits. Jagmohan Singh was a member of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, while the BJP-supported VP Singh government was at the center at that time. Despite that there was an exodus of Kashmiri Pandits and the government did nothing.

Kerala Congress also tweeted that 399 Kashmiri Pandits have been killed in terror attacks in Kashmir in the last 17 years (1990-2007). The number of Muslims killed by terrorists in the same period is 15,000.

Gandhi family has kept silence

So far no comment has come from Rahul Gandhi, Sonia or Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on this tweet of Kerala Congress. Which in a way is being considered as their consent to the tweet.

Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri showed the mirror

Meanwhile, Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri, director of ‘The Kashmir Files’ has shared a letter from former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on Twitter. He wrote this letter to Dr N Mitra, a Kashmiri Pandit living in New York, on 8 January 1981. In fact, Dr. Mitra had written a letter to the then PM Indira Gandhi after the sudden disappearance of her niece living in Kashmir. In response to which Indira Gandhi sent him a letter.

Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri, sharing the screen shot of Indira Gandhi’s letter on Twitter, wrote, ‘Dear Rahul Gandhi ji, your grandmother had a different opinion.’

Dear @rahulgandhi ji, your grandmother felt differently. Pl read this letter. https://t.co/7DU2Qmj7E3 pic.twitter.com/Wjyg4GDp34

— Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri (@vivekagnihotri) March 13, 2022

‘We can’t buy a piece of land in Kashmir’

In the letter, Indira Gandhi wrote to Dr. Mitra, ‘I understand your concern. I am also sad that neither you who were born in Kashmir nor I, whose ancestors come from Kashmir, both cannot buy even a small piece of land in Kashmir. But at the moment, the matter is not in my hands. I can’t do the things that are necessary to fix this issue right now, because both the Indian press and the foreign press are showing my image as a domineering authoritarian.

He further said, ‘Kashmiri Pandits and Buddhists are being treated very unfairly and discriminated against in Ladakh.’

Displacement of lakhs of Kashmiri Pandits in the year 1989

Let us tell that in the year 1989, 4.5 lakh Kashmiri Hindus had to leave their homes and run away overnight from the Kashmir Valley. He was given two options by the jihadi terrorists. The first option is to leave Kashmir and run away. Second, accept Islam. Kashmiri Hindus were threatened that those who did not choose either option would be killed.

Jihadi terrorists massacred fiercely

Fearing his threat, many families left Kashmir. Those who were not ready to leave, the jihadis started firing them one by one with bullets. Everyday the dead bodies of Kashmiri Pandits started being found on the streets of Kashmir. Then one evening, from all the mosques of Kashmir, Kashmiri Pandits threatened to leave the valley or be ready to die. Lakhs of Hindu families, frightened by these threats, migrated from Kashmir overnight by all possible means and remained as refugees forever in their own country.