The outfit claimed that Kashmir Valley was not a safe place for the Pandits as the separatists were ruling the roost.
"The government is discriminating with Kashmiri Pandit community as all of them were posted to Kashmir at a time when the community is being subjected to religious cleansing for the past 25 years," Ajay Chrungoo Chairman, Panun Kashmir said in a statement said.
Terming the recent order in which state government has transferred women teachers of the community to Kashmir as a communal decision, Chrungoo said that the decision would have serious ramifications.
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