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Living as refugees in their own land, Kashmir Pandits await justice 30 years since their exodus

Living as refugees in their own land, Kashmir Pandits await justice 30 years since their exodus

New Delhi, Jan 19 (IBNS) "A Kashmiri Muslim for Kashmiri Pandits-apologize on behalf of some of my Kashmiri brethren for the sin of murdering Kashmiriyat. It is not enough, but acceptance, introspection & realization are the first steps towards reconciliation." This tweet by Junaid Qureshi, a Kashmiri Muslim who is now a director at a think tank group based in Amsterdam, perhaps is a small but significant expression of acknowledgement of what had happened to the original inhabitants of Kashmir- the Kashmiri pandits- in 1989-90.