Dehradun: After the Modi government removed Section 370 and Article 35A from Jammu and Kashmir, the families of Kashmiri Pandits living in Dehradun are celebrating. Kashmiri Pandits, who left their homes in 1990, are forced to live in different parts of the country. On Monday, when the Central Government removed Section 370 and Article 35A from Jammu and Kashmir. Kashmiri Pandit remembered the 30-year-old wounds. About 300 Kashmiri families living in Dehradun, where 150 families were displaced in 1990.

Ashok Kaul's family, who have been living at Jogiwala Chowk in Dehradun for the past 30 years, was also a victim of terrorism in 1990. Ashok Kaul hails from Pulwama district, which has come into existence as a separate district shopper at present. Ashok Kaul points out that his ancestral village is Adora, where his ancestral land and houses still exist. There used to be 2 Hindu families and 25 Muslim families in the village of Adora. In 1990, when Kashmiri Pandits were terrorised and forced to leave Kashmir, their village Muslim families had helped him a lot.

Ashok Kaul said that in June 1990, he left Kashmir with his three brothers and two sisters and left for Uttarakhand, after which his contact with Kashmir was completely broken by June 2006. Ashoka explains that his brother and sister live in different cities of the state, but in 2006, his childhood friend Ali Beg reached Dehradun to find him. He then went to his native village Adora. Ashoka says, in Dehradun, he married Rita, who hails from Uttarakhand, and when he accompanied his wife to her native village in 2006, the villagers welcomed them.

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