Jammu: Government employees, who have been protesting here against the alleged stone pelting on their transit camp in Kashmir Valley, yesterday expressed dismay at PM Modi &ldquo;not speaking about them&rdquo; and said they were the &ldquo;real victims&rdquo; of the unrest.
<img title="Kashmiri protesters shout pro-freedom and anti-India slogans during an agitation against civilian killings in Kashmir&rsquo;s ongoing unrest, in Srinagar yesterday. Pic/AFP" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2016/aug/12Kashmiri-protesters.jpg" alt="Kashmiri protesters shout pro-freedom and anti-India slogans during an agitation against civilian killings in Kashmir&rsquo;s ongoing unrest, in Srinagar yesterday. Pic/AFP" /> Kashmiri protesters shout pro-freedom and anti-India slogans during an agitation against civilian killings in Kashmir&rsquo;s ongoing unrest, in Srinagar yesterday. Pic/AFP
The protest at the Relief Commissioners Office (RCO) entered the 29th day yesterday.
&ldquo;We are disappointed that the Prime Minister while speaking about stone-pelters did not utter a single word about us, people who are the real victims of stone-pelting, but we will continue our protest and are hopeful that our struggle will bear fruit,&rdquo; Chairman of the All Party Migrant Coordination Committee Vinod Pandita said.
&ldquo;It is not about 700 people who are protesting here, but 700 families that have been hit by the turmoil,&rdquo; he said.
The protesting employees demanded, &ldquo;their posts be shifted to Jammu as it is not safe for them to return and work in Kashmir&rdquo;. &ldquo;We were peacefully doing our job in Kashmir when we were attacked by the mob. They forced us to raise anti-India and pro-Pakistan slogans. They threatened to kill us. How can the government expect us to return and work in such an environment?&rdquo; Sangeeta, a protester said.
The protesters have accused the state and the Centre of turning a blind eye towards the &ldquo;miseries&rdquo; faced by the community. Workers belonging to the Kashmiri Pandit community have refused to return to their jobs in the Valley after the alleged stone-pelting on their transit camp.
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