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Ensuring justice, dignity

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
July 23, 2025
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Kashmir’s new journey: From separatism, terrorism to peace, participation, progress

In a significant move aimed at healing wounds and restoring faith in governance, the government has launched a dedicated web portal for the families of terror victims in Jammu and Kashmir. The roll out of the portal marks a commendable step forward in acknowledging the suffering of innocent civilians affected by decades of terrorism in the region. More importantly, it reflects a shift towards responsive governance that values efficiency, transparency and dignity in the face of tragedy. For years, victims of terrorism and their families have struggled to access compensation, government schemes and timely assistance. The new web portal seeks to address several issues head-on by creating a centralized digital platform through which families can register grievances, apply for relief, track their application status and receive critical information. Such a platform, if implemented with sincerity and regularly updated, can significantly improve the quality of government outreach. By removing middlemen and reducing red tape, it empowers victims’ families with direct access to the assistance they are entitled to. It also ensures better accountability, as government departments can now be held to timelines and standards through a traceable digital system. Equally important is the symbolic value of this gesture. In a region where many have felt neglected or unheard in the wake of violence, the launch of this portal sends a clear message that the government sees and supports the pain of every innocent life lost or disrupted by terrorism. It’s a step toward rebuilding trust and reinforcing the social contract between the state and its citizens. The launch of the portal is a progressive and humane measure that deserves recognition. But it must not stop here. This should be part of a broader policy that includes psychological support, educational aid and employment opportunities for victim families, ensuring that justice and healing are not limited to compensation, but extend to dignity and inclusion in every aspect of life.

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