Jammu: January 19 is considered to be a doomsday for the Kashmiri Pandit community living in the Valley, while it is said that due to deteriorating situation in the year 1990, the Kashmiri Pandit community has started migrating from the Kashmir Valley. Today, on this date, thirty years have been completed. Today, Kashmiri Pandits celebrate 'Holocaust / Exodus Day' (Holocaust / date of exodus). As of May 1990, around 5,00,000 Kashmiri Pandits had left their homeland to escape from Kashmir to save their lives, which is considered to be India's largest exodus after independence.

According to the information received from sources, every year on January 19, wherever Kashmiri Pandits live, they celebrate this date as 'Holocaust / Exodus Day' (Holocaust / Exodus). In fact, it is learned that whatever Kashmiri Pandit remembers on this date, she keeps the memories alive. Only words come out of his mouth that such a day should never come in anyone's life. In a special conversation with Kashmiri Pandit Sangharsh Samiti Chairman Sanjay Tiku shared his experience.

At the same time, it is being said that whatever Kashmiri Pandit remembers on this date, she keeps the memories alive. Only words come out of his mouth that such a day should never come in anyone's life. For your information, let us tell you that when the Pandit was talked about there, he told that as soon as terrorism started in the year 1990, the behavior of the people of Kashmiri community who lived with him also changed. There could be two reasons behind this, either he was affected by terrorism or he knew that Kashmiri Pandit brothers could be harmed.

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