The Kashmiri migrant employees working under the Prime Minister's package on Saturday demanded relocation to the safest, unhazardous, terror-free places outside the Kashmir division and repeal of 'unconstitutional bond' that they were forced to sign at the time of joining their services for their survival.
The migrant employees also warned the UT administration to immediately remove onground restrictions on their free movement inside the transit camps.
The local administration had locked down the main gates and stationed security vehicles to prevent movement of Kashmiri migrant employees after they took out a protest march on Friday.
In a written communication to the office of Divisional Commissioner Kashmir the migrant employees also informed, “We the employees of Vessu transit camp, have decided to march to Sheikhpura and Veerwan colony in solidarity with our brothers and sisters tomorrow morning demandIng that the authorities remove such restrictions on them".
Meanwhile, the migrant employees organised sit-in dharnas/ homage ceremonies in the memory of Rahul Bhat at various locations inside transit camps across Kashmir division.
Emissaries were also deployed by the UT administration and some political workers also approached the kashmir migrant employees in their camps to pacify them. Instead of responding to their calls the agitated employees urged them to amplify their voice before the UT administration and the Union government to find permanent resolution of the issue.
In Jammu, one of the frontal organisation of Kashmiri pandits, Panun Kashmir also urged the Government of India to immediately take out all the Hindu Employees to Jammu without delay before any other more gruesome terrorist act happens against them.
Addressing a press conference in Jammu, the Panun Kashmir leaders termed the gruesome killing of Rahul Bhat in his office at Chadoora, Budgam in Kashmir as 'Genocidal Killing'.
"We want to state it very clearly that so called employment package for Hindus of Kashmir was never an initiative for their return and rehabilitation in Kashmir but always a vicious process of Hostaging Hindus to an Islamist order only to ensure its secular cosmetic dressing" the statement issued by the Panun Kashmir said.
In another related development several political parties have also decided to make a beeline outside the office of Raj Bhawan to raise the issue of safety and rehabilitation of Kashmiri pandit migrant employees.
J&K BJP Chief Ravinder Raina said a party delegation would be meeting Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha to raise the grievances of Kashmiri pandit employees.
On the other hand the People's Alliance for Gupkar Declaration (PAGD) has also sought an appointment with Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha to raise the issue of safety and security of Kashmiri Pandits in the valley.
Briefing reporters outside the residence of the PAGD president Farooq Abdullah after a meeting of the group, spokesperson M Y Tarigami, said the killing of Kashmiri Pandit government employee Rahul Bhat in Budgam has shaken the Kashmiri society.
Tarigami said the killing has troubled the whole society and the people of Kashmir are with their pandit brethren in this time of grief. He said the amalgam has decided to meet Sinha and take up the issue with him.