After threat, Kashmiri Pandit staffers write to J&K chief secretary: ‘Deep sense of fear’
On Monday, employees recruited under the Prime Minister's Rehabilitation package for Kashmiri Pandits wrote to J&K's Chief Secretary, Atul Dulloo, requesting heightened security and protection. The All PM Package Employees Forum sent a letter to the Chief Secretary following a new threat poster alleging attacks on migrant Kashmiri Pandit employees.
The letter, purportedly from a terrorist group named the United Liberation Council (ULC), surfaced on social media on August 23, 2026, and contained threats against specific individuals, including personal details like names, addresses, and vehicle registration numbers. The employees' letter expressed deep concern over the repeated circulation of such threatening letters and posters containing sensitive personal information.
They urged security agencies to verify the authenticity of the latest poster and identify the perpetrators. The employees also demanded immediate protection for those mentioned in the threats, hoping the government would take urgent steps to ensure their safety and restore confidence among the PM Package employees.
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