PM Package Employees Seek Security After Threat Letters
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Kashmiri Pandit employees have been given new terror threats.
The threats are said to be directed at government employees in Kashmir.
This threat said that they must leave their jobs.
It further mentioned that they would face death if they do not.
About 7,000 PM Package employees are working there.
There are now serious concerns about their security.
At the same time, a purported ULC threat has been made.
This group has connections with Lashkar-e-Taiba.
Sensitives details of these employees have been leaked.
These include their phone numbers and addresses.
Even numbers of vehicles have been revealed.
The letter was reported by them on September 5.
This was done by an employee leader named Rakesh Handu.
This complaint was made to Prime Minister and J&K authorities.
He also got in touch with the cybercrime unit.
The employees wanted an FIR and an investigation.
But this wasn’t the only warning.
Five warnings were reported in one month.
A new letter was received on August 7.
This reportedly had information about the employees and their families.
These threats have made people remember the ’90s.
During that time, thousands of Kashmiri Pandits migrated from the Valley.
The government later came up with the PM Package.
The package was intended for the return of the people.
But now new threats have once again raised security issues.
Employees also pointed out transit colonies.
The colonies reportedly lack any form of security arrangements.
They have inadequate fencing and facilities.
The employees called for an immediate security audit.
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