Archive · 4 Aug 2025
Kashmir Group Urges Terrorist Designation for Pakistan
Panun Kashmir, a group representing displaced Kashmiri Pandits, wants the Indian government to officially call Pakistan a terrorist state.
They believe the government isn't taking the threat of terrorism seriously and that it's hurting efforts to keep people safe.
They also disagree with how the government describes terrorist attacks, saying they are acts of genocide.
They want the government to acknowledge the real reasons behind the violence and act accordingly.
Panun Kashmir urges the Indian government to label Pakistan as a terrorist state.
The organization believes the government is avoiding recognition of the genocidal nature of terrorism.
They argue this failure undermines future security operations in Jammu and Kashmir.
Panun Kashmir criticized the government's interpretation of terrorist violence.
The group points to the Pahalgam massacre and other attacks as examples of genocide.
- Who
- Panun Kashmir and the Indian government.
- What
- Panun Kashmir demands the Indian government recognize Pakistan as a terrorist state.
- When
- The demand was made recently.
- Where
- Jammu, India.
- Why
- Because they believe the government is not acknowledging the genocidal nature of terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir and undermining security operations.
Panun Kashmir's View
Government's View (as perceived by Panun Kashmir)
Designation of Pakistan
Panun Kashmir's View
Pakistan should be declared a terrorist state.
Government's View (as perceived by Panun Kashmir)
The government is downplaying the genocidal objectives of terrorism.
Interpretation of Violence
Panun Kashmir's View
Terrorist violence is genocidal.
Government's View (as perceived by Panun Kashmir)
Terrorist violence is a disruption of Hindu-Muslim unity.
- Organization
- Panun Kashmir
- Focus
- Advocacy for displaced Kashmiri Pandits
- Key Demand
- Designation of Pakistan as a terrorist state
- Location of Demand
- Jammu, India
- Criticism
- Government's handling of terrorism
