LONDON: Kashmir British Hindus protests outside the Pakistani High Commission in London on Saturday asking to end support for Pakistani terror groups that have killed several civilians, including Hindus, in Kashmir this month, and ended terrorist efforts on ethnic Hindu cleaning From Kashmir.
Protesters, most Pandit Kashmir, also wanted to see justice and repair for “historic genocide” and forcibly exodus the Hindu Kashmir from the valley, which they said nobody was required.
They shouted “Pakistan Bhikari Hai (Pakistan is a beggar)” and “Kashmir Hamara Hai, Aadha Nahi, Sara Hai (Kashmir is ours, not only half, but all of that)” outside the Pakistani High Commission at the Knightsbridge.
As Pakistani officials filmed them from the inside, they encouraged a letter through the door aimed at the Pakistani High Commissioner Moazzam Ahmad Khan called on the Pakistani government to “stop promoting problems and violence in Kashmir”.
The letter expressed concern about “sustainable sponsors of terror groups in Jammu and Kashmir by Pakistan” and said “The contents are behind this trans-national murder campaign”.
It was signed by the Hindu Council of UK, the Kashmir Indo-European Forum, the European Kashmir Pandit Association and Mashmir Pandit Society culture.
Many protesters told Tii their family had been forced to escape Kashmir in 1990, losing their property, which they said is now occupied by Muslims.
They told toi they did not feel safe back and that “ethnocide” was underway.
Sam Tukra (25) said he had heard many stories from his parents about Kashmir but could never visit.
His grandparents fled during the rebellion.
“Most Hindus people are afraid they will not return to life if they go to Kashmir,” he said.
Sonal Sher left Kashmir in March 1990 with his back clothes and fled to Jammu.
He said: “The MPs of the British parliamentarians have their constituents from Pakistan, but they do not understand why Indian soldiers go there from the beginning.
That’s because there are so many Hindus compressed.
My grandfather died in exile in herbal medicine.
This is The story of each Hindu Kashmir: Elder we died for their homeland, our family separated and children have never seen Kashmir.
There are militants who will round up Kashmir with weapons and them, they have the name Hindu or Sikh, they will shoot you.
“Sanjay Peshin 10 years old in 1990 when he saw a Hindu killed in front of him and he said no one did nothing.
“Our property has now been burned or occupied illegally,” he said.
The Hindu Kashmir Group has planned to hold Vigils outside the Indian High Commission in London on Saturday after Pakistan protested for greater security for Kashmir Hinduism in Kashmir but called it when they found British Sikh would protest over the Lakhimpur violence at the same time.
Toi witnessed the British Sikh crowd that was standing outside the Indian High Commission’s binding placard who promoted their unofficial Khalistan referendum, scheduled to take place in London on October 31, and the plaque blamed the death of breeders recently on the BJP government.