“Why the Kashmiri Pandits won’t stop getting killed in the Valley”, TheDossier, 17 Sep 2026.
“In August 2026, a letter began circulating with the kind of detail no distant propagandist could invent. It named roughly half a dozen Kashmiri Pandits living in Jammu, complete with house numbers, street names, and in some cases vehicle details. It called them “white-collar terrorists” and “traitors” working for their masters in Delhi, and it made a point of specifying that “Jammu”, a non-Muslim majority region, would not save them.
“Wherever you are and wherever you go, we are watching your every move”, reads a letter. A so-called Soldier of Resistance named Ahmad Bilal signed this letter on behalf of a group calling itself the United Liberation Council (ULC), which security agencies assess as a Lashkar-e-Taiba shadow front mimicking a secular group yet carrying the same old religious threat.
This letter is only the newest entry on a list that has never closed.
The public chronology of the 2026 letters is now reasonably clear. On 7 August, a ULC letter named six Kashmiri Pandits in the J&K Revenue Department and published their phone numbers, warning them to “change their ways” and also threatening police; it followed the 31 July killing of two migrant workers in Kulgam, after which departments told some Pandit staff to stay home. On 23 August, the second letter, signed by Ahmed Bilal, named about six more people and listed Jammu house numbers and streets, and in some reports vehicle numbers, and declared that Jammu would not save them………”
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