Nitin Dhar

Genocide Survivor Kashmiri Pandit.
Cinematography, Photography, Poetry.

Follow, Retweet ≠ Endorsement.

[Nitin Dhar @NDharTweets]

Despite India's obligations under the UN Genocide Convention 1948, what are the roadblocks in delivery of justice to genocide victim and survivor Kashmiri Pandits? What is Indian state's official stand and what needs to change?

Read and share:
https://t.co/vtEzDYL88q

[Nitin Dhar @NDharTweets]

Your wishes feels like an acknowledgement of our existence. Herath Poshte to you too, Mahra. We want to celebrate Herath in our homeland - Panun Kashmir. We pray to Mahadev and Vatuk Bhairava to make Panun Kashmir a reality in your tenure as our PM. Jai Bharat. Jai Panun Kashmir.

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Herath Poshte!

This sacred festival reflects the rich traditions of our Kashmiri Pandit community.

On this pious occasion, I pray for wellness and abundance in everyone’s lives. May it open new pathways of success and fill every home with joy and contentment.

[Cheshta Bakshi @CheshtaBakshi]

And to that, you say - "Naya Kashmir", "Sab Changa Si"...

The only way to prevent KP genocide from consolidation is to #EnactGenocideBill2020

#WeWantHomeland
#MargdarshanResolution91 #Kashmir

[Nitin Dhar @NDharTweets]

@Junaid_Mattu 1. You need to study genocide. 2. You are a Kashmiri Pandit genocide denier yourself. 3. Your own surname carries the memory of continual genocide of Kashmiri Pandits, perhaps your ancestor had better hopes from his progeny for reverting back one day. Loser!

[Junaid Azim Mattu @Junaid_Mattu]

We speak of the Kashmiri Pandit exodus often.

WHY doesn’t anyone ever speak of the genocide of nearly 2 lakh Muslims of Jammu in 1947 at the hands of armed Hindu militias aided by the forces of Maharaja Hari Singh? And how many Muslims had to flee to save their lives?

These are figures recorded in history, attested to by independent international scholars, historians, researchers and journalists. These human tales of suffering endured by Muslims in Jammu in 1948 are harrowing and unimaginable — entire families wiped out, burnt alive, daughters raped in front of their families.

YET, those 2 lakh victims of the 1947 genocide in Jammu are never spoken about. This shameless silence is primarily due to our own apologetic Muslim politicians and leaders in J&K.

They are SO apologetic about their own ethnic identity that they have allowed the history of Muslims of J&K to be whitewashed over decades.

They might have palaces in Bathindi but have never spoken about the victims of 1947 genocide whose blood is in the same soil where their real estate investments are thriving today - Palatial houses, apartment complexes across Jammu, shopping complexes and vast swathes of land.

They are more interested in their investments and Jageer than in standing up for Kashmiris. The whole rotten lot of them.

Today’s “Jammu Pradesh” echo finds its roots in the genocide of Muslims carried out in 1947. The hate never went away. It was only systematically suppressed for Jammu to thrive in an administrative mechanism that always benefited Jammu and appeased Jammu while inflicting gross injustices on Kashmir.

The way Jammu couldn’t tolerate Kashmiri Muslims students in their medical college is also something that finds its roots in the same ideology and venom of the Jammu genocide of 1947.

Kashmiri leaders should stop being shameless and stand up for those who vote for them.

Their speeches and loitering around in Jammu, sitting in party offices there in the winters soaking up on Vitamin D, amounts to naught. There are no takers for their apologetic and shameless efforts to please those who hate our very existence - neither in Jammu nor in Delhi.

Time to stand up for Kashmir or get out of the way!

[Nitin Dhar @NDharTweets]

"Our history is our argument".

Had a great opportunity by @PK4KP to present my views on 'Youth, Exile & Advocacy'. Special thanks to the inspiring guides @titoganju @sunandavashisht @dikukaul.

We march on! Jai Bharat. Jai #PanunKashmir.
@PK_Yuva

https://t.co/l3Bo9wwnAp

[Panun Kashmir @PK4KP]

LIVE NOW - KP Jatividhvans Month 20206 - OPENING SESSION

Rallying Point • EP 01
Topic: Smriti Aur Nyaya (Memory & Justice)

Host: Himalay
Speaker: Prof. Tito Ganju (Vice Chairman, Panun Kashmir)

https://t.co/8v8jgT51wV

https://t.co/1UxUW9FRiz

[Nitin Dhar @NDharTweets]

The most apt and comprehensive review of #Baramulla. Thanks @sunandavashisht
Didi for putting things in perspective.

Kudos @AdityaSJambhale Sir, @AdityaDharFilms @monalthaakar @bhashasumbli #ManavKaul @LokeshDharB62

[Sunanda Vashisht @sunandavashisht]

My piece on the Netflix film Baramulla and why it is one of the finest depictions of our story. Ghosts Of Baramulla: The Original Sin And Horror Of Denial. Do read ⁦@monalthaakar⁩ ⁦@AdityaSJambhale⁩ ⁦@AdityaDharFilms⁩ https://t.co/iiOAyZQZEs

[Nitin Dhar @NDharTweets]

Doctors turning terrorists is not shocking but in fact more dangerous.

[Sunanda Vashisht @sunandavashisht]

Let me tell you a story. In early 90’s There used to be a renowned cardio thoracic surgeon in Kashmir, well known and well respected for his expertise. His name was Dr. Abdul Ahad Guru. Dr Guru was the first Kashmiri Muslim Doctor who performed open heart surgery in Kashmir. His efforts in making Soura medical institute well established heath centre was well known in those days. But all this was his side gig. His main job was being chief ideologue of Jammu & Kashmir liberation front. (JKLF). When Pakistan decided they could no longer rely on Kashmiri terrorists to destroy Kashmir and needed their own Punjabi and Pashtun terrorists in Kashmir they cultivated Hizbul Mujahideen and Jaish e Mohammad and so on and so forth. In April 1993 Hizbul terrorists kidnapped Dr. Guru and shot him dead because his services as a terrorist were no longer required. So those of you who are wondering - How can a doctor be a terrorist? Well we have seen it all .. Doctors turning terrorists is not new in Kashmir.

[Sunanda Vashisht @sunandavashisht]

Not a review of Baramulla:
For years I wondered what would be the best genre to tell our story on screen most effectively. What should be the cinematic language that can be used to show a continual Genocide on screen? What can be both subtle and effective? What can be both truthful and healing? How can you show the horror of Genocide and resilience of survivors? How can you show the unvarnished truth without relying on ‘balancing’ for the sake of balancing. I think #Baramulla has finally checked all these boxes. There couldn’t be a better genre than horror and paranormal activity to depict our story. After all what has happened to Hindus of Kashmir over last 700 years does seem like a horror and paranormal activity to any outsider. Almost unbelievable. ‘Who gets killed in their own homes?’ ‘Why did you not fight back?’ ‘Are you cowards because you left your homes of 5000 years?’ And my favorite - ‘You don’t look like refugees and genocide victims, it is hard to believe this happened to you’. Never mind those who ask these questions have no understanding of what a genocide truly is and have never met a true genocide victim.
Kashmir known for its breathtaking beauty and tulip gardens as depicted in numerous Hindi films of yore hides a deep secret in its bosom. The white Tulip in the film Baramulla is not a symbol of beauty. It spells doom, it looks unusual and out of place. @AdityaSJambhale’s Kashmir is not pretty. It is dark, gloomy, foreboding and it is a place where children disappear and old creaky homes are infested by ghosts. Walls scream ‘kafir’ in red- perhaps wanting to ask ‘what happened to infidels’? This sign is immediately erased but the hands that erase it are themselves colored in red- color of blood. How do you erase ‘kafirs’ without becoming part of erasure yourselves? How do you live in Kafir homes without becoming party to guilt yourself? How do you solve crime in a land where primal crime remains unsolved and unresolved?
Baramulla will sear you. It will torture you and it will unsettle you. And if you are a Kashmiri Pandit it will break your heart into million pieces once again.
Baramulla should be a mandatory watch for every Indian. Baramulla is our land. It is Varmul for us and Varahamula for our ancestors. Sanskrit term meaning "boar's molar". Land of Shiva where Vishnu, in his boar incarnation, struck the mountain at this location to drain the waters of the ancient lake that once formed the Kashmir Valley. In this abode of Shiva, unspeakable sins have been committed. Just as the mystery of missing children cannot be solved without the mystery of haunted home being resolved , present crimes cannot be be solved unless those who live there now don’t confront what their forefathers have done to the aboriginals of the valley. Until that happens, Kashmir will remain cursed, gloomy, and haunted. As terrific @bhashasumbli in the climax lets out a primal cry and says ‘ No more’. Unless people there like Gulnar don’t say ‘No more’ they will keep living in haunted homes and their children will get swallowed by invisible evil.
I want to congratulate director @AdityaSJambhale and writer @monalthaakar for this brutally honest and heart breaking film. May your craft always remain pure.

[Nitin Dhar @NDharTweets]

@sunandavashisht The sacred land where wisdom was once rooted in freedom and philosophy is eclipsed with the glamourisation and glorification of slavery. The same fanatics will also ironically talk about how photography & music are blasphemous, & the they talk of "freedom", Lol.

[Sunanda Vashisht @sunandavashisht]

In these lands once Lalleshwari roamed, spreading the nuance of Trika Shaivism. She had discarded clothes because she found no use for them. Lal ded transcended gender by shedding body consciousness and inspiring female empowerment. O land of Lalleshwari, what have 700 years of darkness and illiteracy done to you :(

[Dr Ajay Chrungoo @chrungooaj]

There r local terrorists from J&K operating from PoJK & local terrorists present inside. There r Associate Terrorists, Foreign terrorist & Over Ground Workers of Terrorists.Together they constitute d Terrorist Army. There r no Few Terrorists here & there. https://t.co/HmcHAScteB

[Panun Kashmir Yuva @PK_Yuva]

#35YearsOfPanunKashmir :
Join PK_Workshop and get a deep insight into the objectives, ideology and legacy of Panun Kashmir as the organisation marks 35 years of its advocacy for justice and homeland for the community.
By PK_Yuva on 18 July 2025, 7pm IST.
Jai Panun Kashmir.

[Panun Kashmir Yuva @PK_Yuva]

Constitutional expert, Genocide studies pioneer & PK Genocide Bill architect — Sh. Tito Ganju / @titoganju appointed as Vice Chairman through a unanimous resolution by Panun Kashmir organisation. Gen. Secratary Sh. Kuldeep Raina made the official announcement.

#PanunKashmir

[Panun Kashmir Yuva @PK_Yuva]

#35YearsOfPanunKashmir
Panun Kashmir Yuva, the youth wing of Panun Kashmir announces Panun Kashmir Workshop: Ideology & Legacy
18 July 2025 • 7pm IST onwards.
Medium: Virtual.

Jai Bharat
Jai Panun Kashmir

[Panun Kashmir Yuva @PK_Yuva]

Panun Kashmir sponsors 15 activists from youth wing Panun Kashmir Yuva to take the academic course at Jonaraja of Genocide & Atrocities to cultivate future leadership.
@chrungooaj @pradeepdutta20 @UNOSAPG @revfeminista @PMOIndia @HMOIndia @PTI_News @ANI @titoganju @dileep_kaul

[Rahul Pandita @rahulpandita]

Small or big is not the question.
The question is: why are they still coming?

[Rahul Pandita @rahulpandita]

संबोधन जितने मर्जी कर लीजिये। चुनावी बिगुल भी ठीक है।
मगर ध्यान रखिए: कश्मीर में बड़ी चुनौतियां आने वा���ी हैं। बुकमार्क दिस ट्वीट।

[Nitin Dhar @NDharTweets]

Pakistan is a fidayeen state. To understand Pakistan's state and policy and priority, one has to study how a fidayeen thinks.

[Nitin Dhar @NDharTweets]

Thanks for bringing this up. @rahulpandita

[Rahul Pandita @rahulpandita]

Notice a pattern. Many of those who remained silent to October 7 or even termed Hamas attack as “resistance” have suddenly turned pacifists.

[Rahul Pandita @rahulpandita]

Notice a pattern. Many of those who remained silent to October 7 or even termed Hamas attack as “resistance” have suddenly turned pacifists.