Archive · 1 Jul 2025
J&K to Reopen Terror Cases, Hold Perpetrators Accountable
The government in Jammu and Kashmir is reopening old cases related to terrorism and human rights abuses.
They want to find and punish the people responsible, even if they now work for the government.
Families who suffered will get help with jobs and other support, and land taken by terrorists will be given back.
The government will also create special help centers and a phone line to assist these families.
LG Manoj Sinha directed agencies to reopen terror-related cases.
Perpetrators, including those in government, will be brought to justice.
Families of victims will receive priority in government jobs and assistance.
Land and property seized by terrorists will be returned.
Special cells and a toll-free helpline will be established to address concerns.
- Who
- Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha.
- What
- Reopening terror-related cases and bringing perpetrators to justice.
- When
- Tuesday (meeting).
- Where
- Jammu and Kashmir.
- Why
- To ensure justice for victims and hold perpetrators accountable.
Victims of Terror
Government
Need for Justice
Victims of Terror
Families seeking justice and support for past grievances.
Government
The government providing measures for resolution.
- Lead
- LG Manoj Sinha
- Action
- Reopening buried cases, identifying perpetrators
- Victim Support
- Job provision, land return, loans
- Goal
- Justice for victims, accountability for perpetrators
- Initiative
- Establishment of special cells and helpline
Sources
J&K LG orders recovery of terror victims’ properties
Special cell to be set up to address concerns of families of terror victims: J-K LG
Reopen cases deliberately buried, file FIR: J&K L-G takes up issues of terror victim families
