JAMMU: Panun Kashmir, an organisation batting for a Union territory in the Kashmir Valley for displaced Kashmiri Pandits, on Thursday raised the issue of migrant camps in Jammu facing a health catastrophe and deteriorating infrastructure, making life difficult for those living in the camps.

Jammu has five Kashmiri migrant camps housing about 40,000 people.

They expressed concern over the widening disparity between birth and death rates within the community and said the shrinking population of Kashmiri Hindus reflects the long-term consequences of displacement, trauma, and systemic neglect.

“We are here to present an urgent assessment of the worsening humanitarian, civic and existential challenges facing the displaced Kashmiri Hindu community in different migrant camps in J&K,” senior Pa

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