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The recent attack on a migrant worker in Jammu and Kashmir's Tral marks the third such incident in a week, highlighting the growing insecurity faced by non-local workers in the region. The latest victim, Shubam Kumar, a 19-year-old from Uttar Pradesh's Bijnor, was shot in the hand by terrorists in Batagund village on Thursday morning. He was promptly admitted to a hospital and is currently in stable condition. This incident comes on the heels of two other attacks on migrant workers, both of which occurred within the past week.
The growing trend of attacks on migrant workers in Kashmir raises concerns about the safety and security of non-local populations in the region. It is crucial to address the root causes of these attacks, which may include economic grievances, political unrest, and sectarian tensions. Authorities must take immediate and decisive action to protect migrant workers and ensure their safety and well-being. This includes bolstering security measures, conducting thorough investigations, and bringing perpetrators to justice. Moreover, it is essential to promote intercommunity dialogue and foster a sense of security and trust among different communities in the region.
The targeting of migrant workers in Kashmir is a tragic reminder of the ongoing violence and unrest in the region. These attacks not only pose a significant threat to the lives and livelihoods of those who have come to Kashmir seeking work, but they also undermine the social fabric of the region and hinder its progress. The government must address these challenges with utmost seriousness and urgency to prevent further incidents and ensure the safety and security of all citizens, regardless of their origin or background.
Source: High level meeting held after third terrorist attack on migrants in J&K in a week