LG Manoj Sinha’s decision to rehabilitate terror victims is a humane step towards healing families who have paid the ultimate price. After years of a hardline, approach, Administration has finally recognised that iron fist & governance alone cannot win hearts. Compassion is…
— Waheed Para (@parawahid) August 10, 2025
Srinagar, August 10: People’s Democratic Party (PDP) leader and MLA Waheed Parra has called for the Jammu and Kashmir administration to extend its rehabilitation efforts to all victims of violence—regardless of who was responsible for their suffering.
Reacting to Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha’s recent initiative to rehabilitate victims of terrorist attacks, Parra described the move as a “humane step towards healing families who have paid the ultimate price.” However, Parra warned that selective rehabilitation risks leaving families affected by errors of security forces “unseen and unhealed.”
“Not every person killed in such incidents was anti-national. If rehabilitation is selective, where should these victims go?” Parra stated in a post on X. He cautioned that true integration demands “acknowledging all citizens harmed by violence, whether by militants, non-state actors, or the state itself.”
Calling for broader compassion, Parra urged authorities to “dismantle an ecosystem of pain and resentment, admit past mistakes, and grant closure to those who deserve empathy, not erasure.”
He highlighted that such inclusive action would “serve peace forever” and mark a true turning point in reconciliation between Kashmiris and the rest of the nation.
