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JAMMU: The protest venue outside the office of Relief Commissioner in Jammu wore a deserted look as the PM Package Kashmiri Pandit government employees demanding relocation outside the Kashmir Valley suspended their 310 days long strike here on Saturday.

JAMMU: Hundreds of protesting displaced Kashmiri Pandit (KP) employees engaged under Prime Minister's Employment Package and seeking their relocation from the valley, on Saturday staged a massive protest on Jammu-Akhnoor road and later in Jammu City near Shiv Temple near Civil Secretariat.

Since the murder of Rahul Bhat in his office over a month ago, over 5,400 Pandit employees have stopped visiting their offices in the Valley

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A spate of targeted killings of Hindus in Kashmir threatens to reverse years of efforts to rehabilitate Kashmiri Pandits to the Valley. Peerzada Ashiq reports on the fear in the community, which is once again faced with the dilemma of whether to stay or leave in the face of violence

SRINAGAR: Kashmiri Pandits reacted in anger after names of 177 teachers transferred by the JK government on Saturday to locations deemed “safe” in Srinagar and district HQs in Kashmir got leaked on messaging apps and social media. They said instead of agreeing to their request to relocate them to Jammu,…

When Mahesh, 35, learned that he had been apparently targeted for assassination, he ran. In that instant, he was cast, if unconsciously, as a flesh-and-blood symbol of the fear that has gripped the Pandit community in Kashmir and to escape which they have been agitating for weeks now.

Spate of murders triggers panic, with official saying 150 Hindu government employees have left valley since last month.

J&K administration grapples with security concerns