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Threatening Letters Raise Concerns Among Kashmiri Pandits

Recent threatening letters targeting Kashmiri Pandits have raised security concerns among Hindu government employees who returned to Kashmir under a rehabilitation scheme. The letters, which included personal information of several employees, have been attributed to a group called the United Liberation Council. Political reactions have emerged, with some officials questioning the motives behind the threats, while community representatives express ongoing security concerns and the need for better rehabilitation policies.

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Recent threatening letters targeting Kashmiri Pandits have raised security concerns among Hindu government employees who returned to Kashmir under a rehabilitation scheme. The letters, which included personal information of several employees, have been attributed to a group called the United Liberation Council. Political reactions have emerged, with some officials questioning the motives behind the threats, while community representatives express ongoing security concerns and the need for better rehabilitation policies.

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