Archive · 13 Dec 2025
J-K LG Empowers Terror Victims' Families
The Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha, handed over appointment letters to 39 families of terror victims.
He said that in the past, the system failed these families by not giving them the help they needed.
Now, his administration is working to empower them and give them jobs and other support.
He also talked about how terrorism affects families and how important it is to fight against it.
The government is providing self-employment opportunities and removing encroachments from the properties of these families.
Sinha said that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah's guidance, the policy on terrorism is zero tolerance.
He also promised to restore properties taken from victims and their families, ensuring that no deserving family is left behind.
The administration is expediting rehabilitation efforts and taking strict action against those involved in terrorism.
J-K LG Manoj Sinha handed over appointment letters to 39 next of kin (NOKs) of terror victims in Kashmir.
Sinha expressed regret that the system in the past failed terror victims by ignoring their pain and not prioritizing their cases.
Terrorism not only claimed lives but also shattered families, leading to decades of silence, stigma, and poverty.
The administration is empowering victims' voices and ensuring they get their dues and rights, with 156 family members provided self-employment opportunities.
Sinha warned that those supporting terrorists will pay a heavy price and emphasized the need for society to fight against terrorism.
- Who
- Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha
- What
- Handed over appointment letters to terror victims' families and discussed empowerment initiatives
- When
- December 13
- Where
- Lok Bhavan, Jammu and Kashmir
- Why
- To empower terror victims' families and ensure they receive their due rights and justice
Current Administration
Previous Governments
Support for Terror Victims
Current Administration
The current administration is actively supporting and empowering families of terror victims by providing jobs, self-employment opportunities, and restoring their properties.
Previous Governments
Previous governments allegedly ignored genuine victims of terrorism and glorified terrorists, failing to prioritize the cases of terror victims.
Institutional Involvement in Terrorism
Current Administration
The current administration has taken strict action against government employees involved in terrorism, dismissing dozens in the last five years.
Previous Governments
Previous administrations allegedly allowed sympathizers of terrorism to enjoy privileges and be appointed in government jobs.
- Appointment Letters Handed Over
- 39 next of kin (NOKs) of terror victims
- Additional Beneficiaries
- 39 under Compassionate Appointment Rules and Rehabilitation Assistance Scheme
- Self-Employment Opportunities
- 156 family members under various schemes
- Encroachments Removed
- 17 from terror victim families' properties
- Houses Identified for Reconstruction
- 36 families
- Jobs Provided This Year
- More than 200 members of terrorism-affected families
- Government Employees Dismissed
- Dozens in the last five years for involvement in terrorism
