LeT-Linked Group Issues Hit List Targeting Kashmiri Pandits, Threatens Attacks Beyond Valley | Exclusive

Published 8 August 2026 · india

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News india LeT-Linked Group Issues Hit List Targeting Kashmiri Pandits, Threatens Attacks Beyond Valley | Exclusive LeT-Linked Group Issues Hit List Targeting Kashmiri Pandits, Threatens Attacks Beyond Valley | Exclusive Reported By, Last Updated: August 08, 2026, 15:53 IST In a threat note, the group has singled out Kashmiri Pandit government employees, threatening attacks in both the Valley and Jammu. The organisation has further warned Kashmiri Pandits that relocating from the Valley to Jammu will not protect them from attacks (Representational image/AI-generated) A Lashkar-e-Taiba-linked terror group has issued a fresh threat note targeting Kashmiri Pandit government employees, releasing their personal details and warning of targeted attacks in both the Kashmir Valley and Jammu, CNN-News18 has learnt. The United Liberation Council (ULC), described by top Indian intelligence sources as one of the shadow fronts used by Lashkar-e-Taiba, has released what amounts to a direct hit list of Kashmiri Pandit officials. The document contains the names and phone numbers of six government employees, with the threat specifically directed at those working under government employment schemes. The group has also threatened immediate and severe retaliation against security personnel and the administration over the attachment or seizure of properties belonging to terrorist sympathisers and fighters.

Kashmiri Pandit Employees Put On Hit List The threat note says the group is monitoring civil government departments, specifically the Revenue Department, where Kashmiri Pandits employed under government packages are posted. The release contains the names and phone numbers of six Kashmiri Pandit government employees. According to intelligence sources, the disclosure of such personal information is intended to intimidate the employees and identify them for targeted attacks. CNN-News18 is withholding the identities and contact details of those named in the threat. The organisation has further warned Kashmiri Pandits that relocating from the Valley to Jammu will not protect them from attacks, threatening to pursue them outside Kashmir as well. It has also warned against administrative accommodations for migrant employees, including remote-working and work-from-home arrangements. Warning To LG, DGP And Centre The threat note issues an open warning to the Lieutenant Governor, the Director General of Police and authorities in Delhi. The group also says it will not distinguish between individuals during future attacks. In another part of the note, it points out that more than 90% of the local police force lives and moves within local communities, presenting police personnel as vulnerable to attacks anywhere and at any time.