Panun Kashmir to Host Rashtriya Kashmiri Hindu Adhiveshan in Jammu on July 13, 2025
Jammu :In a landmark internal meeting of the Apex Board and Executive Body of Youth 4 Panun Kashmir (Y4PK), it was unanimously resolved to organise the Rashtriya Kashmiri Hindu Adhiveshan on 13th July 2025 in Jammu. The adhiveshan shall include leading Nationalist and Hindu leaders, influencers and think tank from all across India. This major announcement follows the overwhelming success of the Chalo-Jagti program on 19th January and the historic Adhikaar Rally on 23rd March 2025—both of which reignited national attention on the Kashmiri Hindu struggle.
The announcement was formally made by Shri Rajesh Kachroo, Organising Secretary of Y4PK, who noted that this Adhiveshan will mark a decisive moment in the movement—one that combines nationwide Hindu sentiments and its strong political articulation with grassroots mobilisation. Shri Sahil Pandita, Jammu Coordinator, expanded on the event’s design, stating that mass mobilisation, dignitary participation, youth engagement, and cultural assertion will form the soul of the program.
Rahul Kaul, Chairman – Apex Board of Y4PK, emphasised that the Adhiveshan is not merely a community gathering but a civilisational declaration. He stated unequivocally that establishing Panun Kashmir first can only be the first stepping stone of establishing Hindu Rashtra. He further noted that re-establishing the Sanskrit civilisation in its birthplace—Kashmir—is not optional but imperative. Without Panun Kashmir, Hindu Rashtra will remain incomplete, and any resurgence merely symbolic. The Adhiveshan, he said, is the beginning of garnering nationwide support and raise national awakening to this truth.
Vithal Chowdhary, President – Youth 4 Panun Kashmir, stated that the time has come to reconnect the Kashmiri Hindu resistance with the broader Hindu consciousness of Bharat. He shared that intellectuals, media influencers, and Hindutva-aligned thought leaders from across India are expected to attend, making the Adhiveshan a pan-national call for civilisational resurgence. He further noted that the event is a precursor to the 3rd International Kashmiri Hindu Youth Conference, to be held later this year in Jagti, as per the Jagti Declaration.
The choice of 13th July is deeply symbolic—it marks the tragic Batta Loot Day of 1931, when Kashmiri Pandits were violently looted and attacked. Yet, for decades, successive state governments perversely commemorated it as ‘Martyrs’ Day’, glorifying the perpetrators. This Adhiveshan aims to reclaim historical truth and honour the real victims. It will also be an opportunity to extend heartfelt gratitude to the Dogra community, whose courage and compassion made them true saviours of the Kashmiri Hindus during times of grave persecution.
Digamber Raina, General Secretary – Youth 4 Panun Kashmir, noted that this date also marks the first declaration of an Islamic Caliphate in modern Kashmir’s history, a moment that began the political and ideological marginalisation of Kashmiri Hindus. In sharp contrast, on this very day, the community now rises to call for the re-establishment of its ancient Hindu roots—by demanding the creation of a Union Territory within the Valley specifically for the genocide survivors, thus restoring balance, justice, and Dharma to Kashmir.
Rohit Bhat, Treasurer, stated that every aspect of the program—from logistics to outreach—will be executed with precision to make it a nationally resonant milestone.
Community veterans and icons added emotional and historical context. Pintoo ji Pandita called upon the nation to finally acknowledge the pain and perseverance of the Kashmiri Hindu community, noting that silence has lasted too long. Shri Vijay Pandita, President of Nagrota TRT, framed the event as not just a return to land but to dignity, rights, and civilisational balance.
Women leaders played a prominent role in the meeting. Smt. Shama Raina, Chairperson – Matr Shakti Sangathan, expressed the determination of Kashmiri Hindu women to lead from the front in this phase of assertion. Shri Urmila Kanth, Senior Activist from Jagti, added that the suffering borne by the community must now translate into bold national policy and decisive social mobilisation.
A major digital initiative was also announced during the meeting. Yamini Kaul and Anhad Jhakhmola declared that a Martyrs Memorial website would be launched in the coming week to document and honour every known victim of the Kashmiri Hindu genocide. This would be followed by a mobile application to aid in remembrance, education, and mobilisation.
Others who actively participated in the deliberations and extended full support to the initiative included Shri Sandesh Koul, Shri Bhushan Lal Bhat, Shehjaar Kaul, Mukul Sharma, Sunil Raina (West Zone Coordinator), and Vanishka Bhat, among other young torchbearers of the movement.
