Speaking at the Global Kashmiri Pandit Conclave, Sadhguru said that there must be a street, circle or square named after Kashmir in every major city across the country.
“At least in India, everybody who lives in India must know that this has happened to our people,” Sadhguru said while discussing the plight of the Kashmiri Pandit community.
The conclave which was organized by Global Kashmiri Pandit Diaspora (GKPD) is an initiative that aims to bring together all Kashmiri Pandits globally in exile on a single platform for the world to recognize the Kashmiri Pandit genocide and ethnic cleansing from the state of Jammu & Kashmir.
“I am saying all across the country, you can demand that the central government acknowledge that a tragedy has unfolded in Kashmir. They should recognise the injustice that has been done to the people,” he added.
Sadhguru said that a shift in the narrative is very important and that he has been thinking of solutions in this connection.
He encouraged the community to come up with small clips showcasing their plight to the world and said, “I feel you need like 10-20 minutes like ad films taking the suffering of individual families. It can be there just about in everybody’s phone, everybody’s computer.”
“My heart reverberates with empathy for every one of you for your immense suffering. The youth of Kashmir must take on this responsibility and rewrite Kashmir’s destiny. My best wishes and blessings are with you,” Sadhguru tweeted.
“We cannot fix the past, but we can ensure that there is a future to celebrate. May the youth become a powerful and responsible channel in shifting the narrative and the future of Kashmir,” he said. (Agencies)
