‘The Kashmir Files’, made on the massacre and displacement of Kashmiri Pandits, is raising the flag of its success across the country. At the same time, due to the bitter truth shown in the film, the anger in parties like Congress, National Conference and PDP is also increasing.
The starcast of the film met CM Yogi
Meanwhile, the starcast of ‘The Kashmir Files’ met UP CM Yogi Adityanath in Lucknow on Sunday. During this, he apprised them about the love the film is getting from the audience across the country and the atrocities committed on Kashmiri Pandits in the valley. CM Yogi praised the film unit for the bitter truth shown in the film. It has so far collected around Rs 150 crore across the country.
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CM Yogi tweeted and said, ”The film #TheKashmirFiles boldly reveals the inhuman horror of religious bigotry and terrorism. Undoubtedly, this film will work to make the society and the country aware. Congratulations to the entire team for producing such an thought-provoking film.
The film #TheKashmirFiles boldly exposes the inhuman horror of religious bigotry and terrorism.
Undoubtedly, this film will work to make the society and the country aware.
Congratulations to the entire team for producing such an thought-provoking film. @AnupamPKher @vivekagnihotri ”
In the year 1986, targeting the peace-loving Hindu community in Kashmir by calling them Indian spies and infidels was started. This series came on a boom in the year 1989 at that time. When Kashmiri Hindus were threatened to flee the valley or be ready to die, when announcements were made from loudspeakers at mosques in Kashmir.
In order to create fear, Kashmiri Hindus living in different districts of the valley were selectively killed. Those who killed him were none other than Muslim friends living in the neighborhood, Muslim students studying in schools. Seeing the massacre from all around, about 1.5 lakh Kashmiri Hindu families left the valley and fled to the rest of the country including Jammu and Delhi in a single night. After that their properties were occupied by their rioting neighbors.
