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KPA president S P Kachru: Kashmiri Pandits long to return to their home

Even as Mehbooba Mufti urges Kashmiri Pandits to return, those in the city speak about the trust deficit, a biased media and their resolve to return home

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Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti speaks during an interaction with Kashmiri Pandits in New Delhi recently. Pic/PTI
Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti speaks during an interaction with Kashmiri Pandits in New Delhi recently. Pic/PTI

The Kashmiri Pandit issue sparks to life occasionally, in Mumbai, when filmmaker Ashoke Pandit or actor Anupam Kher draws attention to the cause. Yet, for many Mumbaikars, Kashmir is still a blip on the radar and the Kashmiri Pandits, shadowy victims of violence who they may not know too much about. Mumbai's Kashmiri Pandits Association (KPA), with its headquarters in Andheri, is relatively insular, "but the ignorance stems from the fact that the media chooses not to highlight our plight," says KPA president S P Kachru. As the Valley is on the boil once again with Indian forces and terrorists fighting pitched battles, Kachru speaks out.

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