Jammu and Kashmir : Transfer list of Kashmiri Pandit employees leaked on social media, angry teachers protested against the government

Amidst the continuous target killings in Kashmir, the names of 177 teachers transferred by the government to places considered safe in Srinagar and district headquarters in Kashmir were leaked on messaging apps and social media. are gone. After this, Kashmiri Pandit teachers in anger raised slogans against the government and jammed the Tawi bridge. The angry employees said that instead of transferring us out of Kashmir, the government has invited terrorists by making the list public.

Hindu employees came out openly against the government

The Hindu government employees who returned from Kashmir, who have been protesting for their transfer demand for the last 4 days, have now come out openly against the government and are adamant about their transfer demand. Furious employees jammed the Tawi bridge in Jammu on Saturday and raised slogans against the government. The government has made it clear that no government employee will be transferred from the Valley to Jammu. There is a demand of government employees that they are working without any security in the Kashmir Valley for the last 15 years, but now they are not feeling safe in the situation that has been created in the Kashmir Valley.

BJP objected to transfer list leak

At the same time, the BJP on Saturday took strong objection to the transfer list of Kashmiri Pandit employees being made public and called it a breach in security, demanding action against the officials responsible for it. According to the list, 177 Kashmiri Pandit teachers who got employment under the Prime Minister’s Rehabilitation Package have been transferred. The list of transfers is being shared on WhatsApp and other social media platforms.

BJP spokesperson Altaf Thakur said in a statement, “The making of the transfer list public on social media platforms is a major security breach as now the terrorists will have a clear idea of ​​where they have been posted.” He urged the government to take strict action in the matter of the leak of the list and trace those who have made the list public at a time when selective killings are being committed in the Kashmir Valley.