Archive · 12 Dec 2025
J&K Policy: Jobs for Terror Victims, No Mercy for Terrorists
The leader of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha, has announced a new rule.
Families of people who were killed by terrorists will get government jobs.
But people who support terrorism will not get any benefits.
He said this is to make things fair and to help those who have suffered.
He also mentioned that the government will punish terrorists, no matter where they are.
This is part of a bigger change in how the region is being governed, with a focus on justice and security.
The government recently gave job letters to 41 families of terror victims, and earlier, 94 families received similar support.
This policy aims to support victims and their families, ensuring they get the help they need.
Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha announced a new policy to provide government jobs to families of terror victims.
The policy aims to bring justice to families who have waited for years and to punish terrorists.
Sinha contrasted the current approach with earlier administrations, which he said made compromises for temporary calm.
The administration handed over appointment letters to 41 next of kin of terror victims, 22 beneficiaries in age-relaxation cases, and 19 wards of police martyrs.
This is the second such event in recent months, with a previous event on July 28 where 94 appointment letters were given to terror victims' kin.
- Who
- Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha
- What
- Announced a new policy to provide government jobs to families of terror victims and no concessions to terrorists
- When
- Thursday (date not specified)
- Where
- Jammu and Kashmir
- Why
- To bring justice to families of terror victims and to change the previous approach of compromising for temporary peace
Government's New Policy
Critics of Previous Governments
Approach to Terrorism
Government's New Policy
The current administration is focused on dismantling the terror ecosystem and providing justice to victims' families.
Critics of Previous Governments
Previous governments were accused of appeasing terrorists and not supporting victims' families adequately.
- Total civilians killed due to terrorism till 2019
- 41,949
- Number of appointment letters given to terror victims' kin in the recent event
- 41
- Number of beneficiaries in age-relaxation cases
- 22
- Number of wards of police martyrs given appointments
- 19
- Date of the previous similar event
- July 28
- Number of appointment letters given in the previous event
- 94
Sources
'Terror victims will get jobs, and terrorists will get bullets': Manoj Sinha announces shift in J&K’s policy
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: Government To Offer Jobs To Kin Of Atrocity Victims Under SC/ST Act
i> For Terrorists, Jobs For Victims: J&K Lt Governor Issues Appointment Letters
Disrupt terror financing in J-K, counter radicalisation attempts: L-G to police
