Archive · 24 Aug 2026
Kashmiri Pandit Employees Seek Security After Fresh Threat Poster
Kashmiri Pandit employees working in the Kashmir Valley say a threatening poster appeared online.
The poster was dated August 23, 2026, and was supposedly linked to a group called the United Liberation Council.
It reportedly included private information about some employees.
The employees’ organization asked the government to improve their protection.
It also asked officials to check whether the poster is real and who shared it.
Police and security agencies have not yet confirmed the poster or the group.
Employees said repeated threats are making them and their families feel unsafe.
They asked for protection at work, at home and while traveling.
One employee said they would not be frightened or leave Kashmir, which they also consider their birthplace.
The All PM Package Employees Forum Kashmir wrote to Chief Secretary Atul Dulloo seeking enhanced protection for Kashmiri Pandit employees in the Valley.
The forum cited a social-media poster dated August 23, 2026, allegedly issued by an outfit calling itself the United Liberation Council.
The poster reportedly included names, residential addresses and vehicle details of some employees; one employee also said phone numbers were included.
The forum requested security reviews at workplaces, residences and transit routes, along with immediate protection for employees named in the alleged threat.
Police and security agencies have not verified the poster or the authenticity of the purported outfit, while employees called for an investigation into the information leak and the poster’s circulation.
- Who
- The All PM Package Employees Forum Kashmir and Kashmiri Pandit employees recruited under the Prime Minister’s Package.
- What
- The employees sought enhanced security and an investigation after an alleged threat poster circulated on social media.
- When
- The alleged poster was dated August 23, 2026; the forum’s letter was dated August 24.
- Where
- The Kashmir Valley, Jammu and Kashmir; the forum’s letter was addressed to the J&K Chief Secretary.
- Why
- The forum said repeated alleged threats containing sensitive personal information have created fear and insecurity among employees and their families.
Employees’ Security Concerns
Verification Before Confirmation
Immediate protection
Employees’ Security Concerns
The employees’ forum says repeated threats and previous targeted attacks have created fear and insecurity, and it wants enhanced protection for all PM Package employees in the Valley.
Verification Before Confirmation
Authorities must first assess the latest security situation and intelligence inputs while determining whether the reported threat is genuine.
Investigation of personal-information leak
Employees’ Security Concerns
Employees want security agencies to identify the source of the names, addresses, vehicle details and phone numbers reportedly included in or linked to the threat.
Verification Before Confirmation
The reported leak and the identity of those responsible remain allegations requiring verification and investigation.
Response to the threats
Employees’ Security Concerns
Some employees say they will not be frightened or leave Kashmir, which they describe as their birthplace, while still seeking government protection and reassurance.
Verification Before Confirmation
The forum emphasizes that the repeated circulation of alleged threats has caused concern among employees and their families, regardless of whether the latest poster is authentic.
- Requesting organization
- All PM Package Employees Forum Kashmir
- Recipient
- J&K Chief Secretary Atul Dulloo
- Alleged outfit
- United Liberation Council (ULC)
- Alleged poster date
- August 23, 2026
- Reported personal details
- Names, residential addresses and vehicle details; one employee also reported phone numbers
- Verification status
- Police and security agencies have not verified the poster or the authenticity of the purported outfit
- Requested measures
- Enhanced security, reviews of workplaces, residences and transit routes, and immediate protection for employees named in the alleged threat
Sources
After threat letter, Kashmiri Pandit employees write to J&K chief secretary
Fresh ‘threat’ to Kashmiri Pandit govt employees in Valley prompts calls for enhanced security, probe
PM Package Employees Seek Enhanced Security In Kashmir After Fresh Threat To Kashmiri Pandits Surfaces On Social Media
