Kashmiri Pandit government employees in Kashmir have sought enhanced security after a poster allegedly from a shadow group named United Liberation Council surfaced on social media, listing employees' names, addresses and vehicle details.

Kashmiri Pandit government employees posted in the Kashmir Valley have raised security concerns after an alleged threat poster surfaced on social media. The poster, dated August 23 and purportedly issued by a shadow group calling itself the United Liberation Council, reportedly lists names, residential addresses and vehicle details of Kashmiri Pandit government employees.
The All PM Package Employees Forum Kashmir has written to the chief secretary, saying the poster has caused fear among employees. They have requested enhanced security and an investigation into the alleged leak of sensitive personal information.
The claims about the poster have not been independently verified, and it remains unclear who is behind the alleged threats.
Kashmiri Pandit government employees in Kashmir have sought enhanced security after a poster allegedly from a shadow group named United Liberation Council surfaced on social media, listing employees' names, addresses and vehicle details.

Kashmiri Pandit government employees posted in the Kashmir Valley have raised security concerns after an alleged threat poster surfaced on social media. The poster, dated August 23 and purportedly issued by a shadow group calling itself the United Liberation Council, reportedly lists names, residential addresses and vehicle details of Kashmiri Pandit government employees.
The All PM Package Employees Forum Kashmir has written to the chief secretary, saying the poster has caused fear among employees. They have requested enhanced security and an investigation into the alleged leak of sensitive personal information.
The claims about the poster have not been independently verified, and it remains unclear who is behind the alleged threats.