Archive · 12 Sep 2026
Kashmiri Pandit Staffers Seek Security After Threat Letters
Kashmiri Pandit employees working in the Valley have written to Amit Shah.
They say threat letters have made them feel unsafe.
Some letters reportedly included people’s addresses and phone numbers.
The employees believe their community has not been fully accepted or rehabilitated.
They say fear and uncertainty make rebuilding their lives difficult.
They want the threats investigated carefully.
They also want the people responsible to be found and punished.
Finally, they are asking for stronger security and safety checks for their workplaces and settlements.
Employees from the All PM Package Employees Forum wrote to Amit Shah about threats and rehabilitation concerns.
The letter says many Kashmiri Pandits feel complete social rehabilitation and acceptance have not progressed as hoped.
The employees said uncertainty is making it difficult to rebuild their lives in the Valley.
They requested investigations into threat letters, identification and punishment of those responsible, and stronger security.
They also sought security audits and protection for employees recruited under the Prime Minister’s package.
- Who
- Employees from the All PM Package Employees Forum, representing Kashmiri Pandit staffers working in the Valley.
- What
- They asked Amit Shah for investigations into threats, stronger security, security audits, and action on rehabilitation and property concerns.
- When
- The letter was written on Friday; the article says threat letters have emerged over the previous two months.
- Where
- The concerns involve Kashmiri Pandit employees working in the Valley and their settlements.
- Why
- They say threats and continuing uncertainty are obstructing their safety, acceptance, and efforts to rebuild their lives.
- Appeal recipient
- Amit Shah, the Union Home Minister
- Group issuing letter
- All PM Package Employees Forum
- Threat timeline
- A number of threat letters emerged over the last two months
- Reported threat details
- Some letters published addresses and phone numbers
- Security request
- Strengthen security for employees recruited under the Prime Minister’s package
- Investigation request
- Identify and punish those responsible for the threat letters
- Additional request
- Conduct a comprehensive security audit of the community and its settlements