I want to…

Protect Kashmiri workers and students across India and ensure their safety, dignity, and equal treatment in every state.

Kashmiri workers and students travel across India to study, to work, and to build a better future for themselves and their families. They contribute to the economy. They add skill and knowledge. They follow the same laws and hold the same citizenship as every Indian. Yet many face targeted harassment and violence. Many have been beaten. Many have been threatened. Our sisters have faced verbal abuse and unsafe environments. These incidents create fear and insecurity.

You want equal treatment. You want your rights protected. You want a safe environment in every city.

This petition calls for immediate action from the Government of India and all state authorities. You demand accountability and a strong framework that protects every Kashmiri citizen living outside Kashmir.

Provide strict legal action against anyone involved in attacking or harassing Kashmiri citizens.

Provide fast police response in cities where Kashmiri workers and students face repeated threats.

Provide dedicated helplines that respond without delay.

Provide security units in colleges and hostels that have seen past incidents.

Provide mandatory guidelines for institutions to prevent discrimination.

Provide awareness programs that educate people about rights and legal protection.

Provide regular monitoring by human rights bodies in sensitive regions.

Provide support centers for Kashmiri women facing harassment or unsafe conditions.

Provide protection for Kashmiri shopkeepers and workers during tense situations.

Provide public statements from authorities that condemn targeted violence.

Every Kashmiri citizen should feel safe anywhere in India. Equal rights are not optional. They are guaranteed by the Constitution. It is the responsibility of authorities to protect those rights.

Sign this petition to demand safety, dignity, and equality for Kashmiri workers and students across India. Your voice matters. Your safety matters.