Archive · 19 Nov 2025
Panun Kashmir Blames Centre for Youth Radicalisation via Gulf Investments
A group called Panun Kashmir says the Indian government is making things worse in Kashmir by inviting Gulf countries to invest there.
They think this is making young people more likely to support terrorism.
The group's leader says the government isn't doing enough to stop terrorism and is ignoring the real problems.
Panun Kashmir, a Kashmiri Pandit advocacy group, criticized the Indian government's invitation to Gulf nations to invest exclusively in Kashmir
The group alleges this has led to the radicalization of youth in the region
Dr. Ajay Chrungoo, the chairman of Panun Kashmir, accused the government of strengthening terror ecosystems and ignoring the 'war' against the majority community
He cited the recent Delhi and Srinagar blasts as evidence of targeted terror attacks
The group called for the government to address internal subversive networks instead of focusing solely on Pakistan
- Who
- Panun Kashmir, an advocacy group for Kashmiri Pandits, and Dr. Ajay Chrungoo, its chairman
- What
- Criticized the Indian government's investment invitation to Gulf nations in Kashmir
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Kashmir
- Why
- To express concern about youth radicalization and alleged government inaction on terrorism
Panun Kashmir's Stance
Government's Stance (implied)
Investment Invitation
Panun Kashmir's Stance
Radicalizes youth and strengthens terror ecosystems
Government's Stance (implied)
Economic development and job creation (implied)
Government Action
Panun Kashmir's Stance
Ignoring core realities and internal subversive networks
Government's Stance (implied)
Focusing on investigations and security measures (implied)
- Organization
- Panun Kashmir
- Leader
- Dr. Ajay Chrungoo
- Government Action
- Invitation to Gulf nations to invest in Kashmir
- Alleged Result
- Youth radicalization and strengthened terror ecosystems
- Recent Incidents
- Delhi and Srinagar blasts