The Kashmir Files: Kashmiri Muslim Apologises For 1990 Genocide on TV, Vivek Agnihotri Writes Back

Mumbai: A Kashmiri Muslim rendered a public apology on a neighborhood information channel to focus on the significance of proudly owning to the ‘violent’ errors of the previous. The man named Javed Beigh caught director Vivek Agnihotri‘s eye when he talked about the need to collectively apologise for the killings of the Kashmiri Pandits in the valley in 1990 and acknowledge the genocide that led to the exodus of the Pandits. Agnihotri took to Twitter to share the video of the man’s speech and wrote that ‘acknowledging the genocide’ is step one in direction of the fitting to justice.Also Read – Bachchhan Pandey Box Office Collection Day 2: Akshay Kumar Starrer Crashes Due To The Kashmir Files, Makes Rs 25.25 Crore

While speaking to the ANN News, Beigh mentioned he’s a witness to the Sangrampora bloodbath and he can’t deny what had occurred within the January of 1990. He added that the educated folks and the youth as we speak must settle for that their earlier generations wronged a group. Beigh, who’s a common secretary of People’s Democratic Front (Secular) mentioned, “Dozens of Kashmiri Pandits were killed…I have seen it with my own eyes. Those who were killed were neither stopping anyone’s ‘freedom’ nor killing any Kashmiri Muslim. There were unarmed people. If that’s not a massacre, what is it? “Those crimes had been committed and for that, we should join hands and apologise to the Kashmiri Pandits in public, collectively. You don’t need a movie for that.” Also Read – The Kashmir Files: Anupam Kher’s Mother is Hurt And Furious As She Talks About The Tragedy – Watch Video

This younger Kashmiri Muslim is saying “sorry for the Genocide to all Kashmiri Hindus” on a Pakistani channel.

Acknowledging the Genocide and saying sorry is step one to #ProperToJustice. If somebody is aware of this younger man, Pl ship my love and due to him. pic.twitter.com/d6AXFLVlR1

— Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri (@vivekagnihotri) March 19, 2022

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He then took to Twitter and talked about that it was necessary for him to talk the ‘truth about sins of my father’s technology.’ He mentioned he needed to say it and the reality was that Kashmiri Pandits didn’t migrate however have been pressured to or thrashed to depart the valley. His tweet learn, “I am disgusted at the shameless denial of forced Kashmiri Pandit exodus by the political class of Kashmir & by wider Kashmiri Muslim civil society. It is therefore even more significant that credible Kashmiri institutions & prominent Muslims come forward & acknowledge our sins of 1990 (sic).”

Dear Friends
I’m sharing video of my opinion that I expressed in Hindi on @AnnNewsKashmir on #TheKashmirFiles film, brutal homicide of our Kashmiri Pundit sister Girija Tikoo & unlucky tragedy of pressured exodus of our Kashmiri Pundit biradari. Sangrampora Beerwah Massacre 👇 pic.twitter.com/LKcw8yXemz

— Javed Beigh (@Javedbeigh) March 16, 2022

The Kashmir Files has obtained a large appreciation and acceptance for making an attempt to relate the hardships of the Kashmiri Pandits and the violence that befell with their households within the valley 32 years in the past. It options Anupam Kher, Pallavi Joshi, Darshan Kumar, Mithun Chakraborty and Bhasha Sumbli amongst others in necessary roles.