"We outrightly reject his offer as Kashmir historically belongs to Kashmiri Pandits and they would not return on the agendaset by separatists and terrorists or their masters across the border," said Kundan Kashmiri, chief of Kashmiri Pandit Conference (KPC).
He said the community would returnon their own terms and conditions as well as atthe timechosen bythe community.
He said the HM commander, on one hand was tryingto give an impressionto the world that the pro-Pakistan terrorist groups are secular, and on the other hand, to provide an opportunity to radicals, separatists and stone-pelters to attack these helpless people againin case they returned to their native places.
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