J&K L-G Calls Neglect of Terror Victims' Kin 'Civilisational Failure', Hands Over 37 Job Appointments

• J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha described the decades-long neglect of terror victim families as a “civilisational failure”.
• Sinha handed over 37 appointment letters to next of kin of terror victims and 29 to family members of government employees who died in service.
• He stated that for decades, these families were “erased from society’s memory” while those linked to terror networks found benefits within the system.
• The administration is correcting this imbalance by prioritizing victims’ families with government jobs and dismissing those linked to terrorism.
• Sinha warned that there is no longer any safe haven for terrorists or their networks in Jammu and Kashmir, vowing to remove and punish those who infiltrated government machinery.

Key Questions Answered

Why did J&K L-G Manoj Sinha call neglect of terror victims a "civilisational failure"?

J&K L-G Manoj Sinha called the neglect of terror victims' kin a "civilisational failure" because society became one where victims were a burden and those linked to terror became beneficiaries.

How many job appointments did L-G Sinha hand over to terror victims' kin?

L-G Sinha handed over appointment letters to 39 kin of terror victims from the Kashmir Division.

What "new moral declaration" is being implemented in Jammu and Kashmir?

Based on the available information, there is no mention of a "new moral declaration" being implemented in Jammu and Kashmir.