Lucknow: Vivek Agnihotri's directorial 'The Kashmir Files' has become a talk of the town across the country, narrating the pain of the gruesome massacre and displacement of Kashmiri Hindus. The controversy that started about this film does not seem to stop. In Uttar Pradesh, the national president of Muslim Karsevak Manch in Lucknow, Azam Khan has given a complaint asking for registration of a case against those who have indulged in genocide in the Valley.

Azam Khan, while talking to a media person, said, "The atrocities that took place with the Kashmiri Hindu brothers, the way they were forcibly driven away, their little children were killed, the youths were buried alive in the Valley when the people of the entire country saw 'The Kashmir Files,' It wasn't a movie, it was a real incident. Everyone felt that this truth should be brought to everyone.''

Azam Khan further said, "Everyone felt that action should be taken against those people. I have come to file a case against those who were Pakistani supporters of that time.'' Azam further said that the incident is a blot on the Muslim community. Nationalist Muslims and peace-loving Muslims are hurt about it, are very sad and ashamed, when they go into society, they have to respond. Azam Khan said that he has taken the initiative to give that answer. Azam Khan, national president of the Muslim Karsevak Manch, said, "Behind this massacre is the people of Hurriyat, all the leaders of JKLF are involved in it, al-Qaeda people are behind it, the people of Pakistani ISI are also involved in it.'' 

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