Never forget.

Never forget.

The reality of what koshur pandits faced in Kashmir. Incidents like this are constantly downplayed or forgotten by a certain sect of Kashmiri society.

Never forget.

u/nadur-wangun — 6 days ago

KPs getting systematically banned

There is a systemic silencing of Koshur Pandits by majority in kashmir groups.

Our voices are silenced for merely pointing out cited sources highlighting the complicity of Kashmiri muslims historically in rapes, torture, and forcible conversions of Koshur pandits.

Even though I cite whatever I say based on sources, first-hand testimonials and quoting books on kashmir by kashmiris, these people gaslight us by claiming it's all false.

u/nadur-wangun — 20 days ago

Kaeshir militancy and Islamic extremism

To all the people who justify the militancy, deny the ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Pandits - You're exactly like the Indian Security forces you despise.

u/nadur-wangun — 27 days ago

Normalisation of hatred against Minorities

When I speak to fellow kashmiris, they act as if what happened to Pandits has been a thing of the past and we should move on.

However, based on my (and relatives/siblings/cousins) personal experiences, I can say that the hatred towards us is still carried by many in Kashmir.

This hatred of KPs on the basis of our religion is disappointing to see and day by day is being normalised.

u/nadur-wangun — 1 month ago

The love towards KPs is palpable

After the terror threat against Koshur Pandit community in Kashmir, I wonder who needs to take accountability for this hatred against us.

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u/nadur-wangun — 2 months ago

Hope history doesn't repeat itself

To all kashmiri pandits out there, stay safe. Be wary of people and think very carefully before trusting anyone, especially people in kashmir.

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u/nadur-wangun — 2 months ago

r/Kashmir Mods claiming 1990s wasn't Ethnic Cleansing of Koshur Pandits

This is a trend I've seen a lot as I've talked to koshur muslims.

Idk if they don't know how to read or comprehend definitions, or if they are just ignoring reality, but many of them vehemently claim what happened to Koshur Pandits in the 1990s was NOT an Ethnic Cleansing.

For context - Ethnic cleansing is the systematic, forced removal of ethnic, racial, or religious groups from a given territory by a more powerful group. The goal is to make a geographic area ethnically homogeneous, achieved through methods like forced deportation, violence, and the destruction of the targeted group's cultural and physical presence.

u/nadur-wangun — 2 months ago
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Ethnic Cleansing and forced conversions of KPs

Just a brief lesson in history about the brutality and genocide of minorities during the Durrani Empire.

It shows how the local population was complicit in our oppression.

u/nadur-wangun — 2 months ago

Complicity of KM's and their religious institutions in our ethnic cleansing

Here is a historic text documenting the complicity of the religious institutions of Kashmir in the indiscriminate killings, rapes, torture and mass forceful conversions of Kashmiri pandits.

Also, I was recently permanently banned for trying to share the same image on r/kashmir. It's clear that they hate us from their core, and they are actively trying to suppress the voices of us minorities.

They often claim no ethnic cleansing of KPs happened in the 1990s and when confronted with the literal definition of the word and challenge them to point out any how exactly we don't fit the definition, they go into whataboutery.

Remember our history, and always confront these cowards about the crimes their parent's generation committed. Hold their community accountable.

u/nadur-wangun — 3 months ago

Reconciliation between Communities

As a KP who grew up my whole life outside kashmir, I'm curious to know if reconciliation between our communities is possible?

If yes, I want to understand, what are your views on who should reconciliation come from, and what ought to be some policies you think would be helpful?

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u/nadur-wangun — 3 months ago

Reconciliation between communities

As a KP living outside kashmir my entire life, I'm curious if there's any chance of reconciliation between our communities and resettlement in kashmir.

Due to the nature of political differences between us, do you guys think it's possible to reconcile our past, and move forward living together again?

Or would we forever be alienated in our own homeland?

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u/nadur-wangun — 3 months ago