Story Of Wandhama Massacre

Wandhama Massacre - Part 1



Wandhama Massacre - Part 2

Born in Exile...!!!

Would the media, the secularists and the pseudo-secularists - all currently busy championing the cause of the minority in Gujrat ever spare a few moments to these young souls... All born in Exile, for no fault of theirs, except for that they were born to parents who were Kashmiri Hindus.

NHRC - or the National Hindu Reprimand Committee, doesn't care about the mauled Human Rights of Kashmiri Hindus'... The National Minorities Commission knows nothing about this minority lost... The Home ministry doesn't care what the killers of Kashmiri Hindu's are doing today, freely in the valley...

Dear Children... What Rights are you expecting from this land? Either get your surnames changed to a 'khan' or add a 'Md' as prefix or just pick up some anti-India slogans or a jazzy reason for 'Jihad' to get heard.

Nothing else falls on the deaf ears...

Sleeping Govt and hand in glove machinery...

For years, Ramesh Tikku had waited for justice. Sixteen years ago, his brother Satish was waylaid by Dar outside his home in Srinagar and shot dead in cold blood. Satish was Dar’s first victim. In the next few months, he would kill many innocent people – most of them Kashmiri Pandits. Some of them were gruesomely murdered in front of children and women. In a television interview soon after his arrest, Dar – a martial arts expert, hence the name Karate – had confessed killing 20 people, though many believe that the number is almost twice.
While ordering him to be released on bail, the TADA judge had remarked: “The court is aware of the fact that the allegations levelled against the accused are of serious nature and carry a punishment of death sentence or life imprisonment but the fact is that the prosecution has shown total disinterest in arguing the case, which is in complete violation of Article 21 of the Constitution.”
Meanwhile, Satish Tikku’s father died remembering his son.

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