February 20
Amid Attacks on Kashmiris, dozens of Kashmiris living outside Kashmir came to the rescue of Kashmiris threatened in various places in India.
Through, whatsapp groups and other social media platforms, Kashmiris working in various Indian states gathered support for Kashmiris who were being attacked and intimidated by mobs.
Lubna Syed, who is a human rights activist in Delhi jumped immediately into action and created a whatsapp group, gathering possible support for Kashmiris.
The group has sheltered more than two dozen Kashmiris in Delhi and other Indian states, she also arranged travelling and other facilities for Kashmiris who had been threatened to ‘leave India’.
Lubna, through her network also helped Kashmiris in Mumbai, Pune, Punjab and other Indian states.
She was able to gather more than hundred people from various Indian states, who actively participated in the campaign to help Kashmiris.
Nasir Khuehami, who is a journalist helped hundreds of Kashmiris in Dehradun, he also arranged transportation for Kashmiris and helped them reach safer spaces.
Alternative Law Forum, a Bangalore based Organization took up the cases of three Kashmiri students who have been arrested by the Local Police for their alleged objectionable posts on Social Media.
The Kashmiriyat also arranged transportation for students from Haryana to Chandigarh and also helped stranded Kashmiris in Jammu, Delhi and Punjab.
We also arranged security for the people being attacked in Jammu and Dehradun colleges, besides the students of MMU in Haryana.
We also got in touch with some local NGOs who came to the rescue of Kashmiri students in Madhya Pradesh, besides arranging transportation for many students in Delhi.
We are also in touch with several NGOs in Delhi, Kerala, Pune, Mumbai and Bangalore who have expressed their desire to help Kashmiris.
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Post the attack on Thursday on a convoy of CRPF in Pulwama, killing 5 CRPF troopers, Kashmiris in India were attacked by mobs and threatened to leave.