• Press Release February, 2005
• 28th December 2004.
• 3rd September 2004.
• 25th November 2003.
• 17th November, 2003.
• 24th October 2003.
• 23rd October 2003.
• 21st July 2003.
• 25th March 2003.
• 23rd January 2003.
• 16th January 2003.
• 2nd January 2003.
• 8th August 2002.
• 16th July 2002.
• 11th June, 2002.
• Joint Public Statement 7th June 2002.
• 23rd May 2002.
• 28th February 2002.
• 31st January 2002.
• 1st January 2002.
• 29th December 2001.
• 18th October 2001.
• 17th September 2001.
• Joint Statement 7th August 2001.
• 27th March 2000.
• Joint Statement by Forum.
• 19th April 1999.

The cruel killings of 27 innocent citizens reportedly by militant groups at Rajiv Nagar in the Jammu region of J&K is highly condemnable. We oppose targeting and victimising civilians in an armed conflict to which they are not even a party. While condemning these killings, we also express our heartfelt sympathies to the families of the dead and the injured.

We demand that the Government of India carry out an impartial enquiry into these killings and bring to record those responsible for the carnage. We would equally be concerned if opportunist political parties convert the issue to their advantage.

The onus is equally on the Government of India to immediately resume talks on all outstanding issues between the two countries- with ample representation of the people of Kashmir- thus putting an end to the cycle of violence targeting civilians in Jammu & Kashmir.

Admiral (Rtd.) Ramdas Sushil Khanna
Chairperson General Secretary