Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Kashmir Graves Report Debunks Claims of Indian Atrocities
A new report studied unmarked graves in Kashmir.
The report examined over 4,000 graves.
Most graves belonged to terrorists, both foreign and local.
The study found that a large percentage of the graves were identified, contradicting claims of mass atrocities.
The report highlights the impact of cross-border terrorism.
The goal is to provide accurate information and debunk propaganda.
The report also notes the accountability India shows, and compares it to Pakistan.
A report surveyed over 4,000 graves in Kashmir.
The majority of graves were identified as belonging to terrorists.
The report challenges claims of mass atrocities by Indian forces.
The study places the graves in the context of Pakistan's proxy war.
The report acknowledges instances of accountability by India.
- Who
- Save Youth Save Future (SYSF) Foundation
- What
- Report on unmarked graves in Kashmir
- When
- 2025
- Where
- Baramulla, Kupwara, Bandipora, and Ganderbal, Kashmir
- Why
- To counter disinformation and provide accurate information.
Claims of Indian Atrocities
Report Findings
Cause of the Graves
Claims of Indian Atrocities
Unmarked graves are evidence of mass atrocities committed by Indian security forces.
Report Findings
Graves are primarily those of terrorists killed in counter-insurgency operations.
Source of Conflict
Claims of Indian Atrocities
Attributed to actions of Indian forces.
Report Findings
Rooted in cross-border terrorism from Pakistan.
Accountability
Claims of Indian Atrocities
India is not held accountable for wrongdoings.
Report Findings
India investigates and punishes its own when wrong.
- Report Author
- Save Youth Save Future (SYSF) Foundation
- Graves Surveyed
- 373 graveyards
- Total Graves Documented
- 4,056
- Graves Identified as Foreign Terrorists
- 2,493
- Graves Identified as Local Terrorists
- 1,208
- Unmarked Graves
- 276
