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| THE ROOTS OF TERRORISM IN JAMMU AND KASHMIR ARE MORE DEEP AND STRONG:- . PANUN KASHMIR | | GOVERNMENT IS NOT SERIOUS ABOUT ANY CLAIM RAISED MANY QUERIES UPON THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT | | |  Jammu, September 21 (Ashok Raina) How long will the government continue to hold its breath on the basis of lies and deceive the public by deceiving itself. Expressing grief over the loss of lives and martyrdom of the army in the Kashmir Valley in recent days, Ajay Chrungoo , a well-known leader and social activist of Panun Kashmir, while addressing a press conference day before yesterday, said that in the Kashmir Valley, If we look closely at the big tragedy that happened, all the claims of the government in the state are proving to be false and hollow. Mr. Chrungoo said further that the continuous fighting of the army with the militants for 6 days in the Kashmir valley shows in front of everyone how strong and deep the roots of militancy are in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. He said more that the central government has made the G20 program in front of the state people here, but it is not actually a true sign of normalcy for the national powers.
chrungoo has clearly explained that the roots of militancy in the state of Jammu and Kashmir are very deep and disciplined, which is getting full support not only from across the border from Pakistan but also from the land of the state and those who can target the high profile army men can easily attack the common people and us and also they can attack the tourist people going to Kashmir Valley.
The Panun Kashmir leader has urged the government to change its policy immediately and the terror going on in the name of Jihad should not be ignored under any circumstances. He has further said that Kashmiri Hindus have been massacred in Kashmir Valley is a matter of genocide that knows whole world and this fact should be recognized. Mr. chrungoo appealed to the present central government under the leadership of Narendra Modi to accept their demands and pass the bill during the ongoing special session in the Parliament and meanwhile that if any other policy will be made by the government in the near future, on the basis of which we will be able to express hope and expectations that perhaps our problems are being going to solved.
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