As J&K police reopen Ganjoo case, four prominent Pandit murders recalled

The killing of Ganjoo on November 4, 1989 accelerated the chain of events that led to the mass exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Valley in early 1990 — leaving behind wounds that are yet to be healed, widening the Hindu-Muslim chasm in J&K, and contributing to communal polarisation across India.

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