India, Jan. 20 -- It has been more than three decades now since the unfortunate exodus of the Kashmiri Pandits began in January 1990. The community's fault was that it did not identify itself with the azadi movement led by the masses in the Valley, who were challenging Indian sovereignty. It has been a sad story as militancy erupted, and there were targeted killings of some well-known and prominent Pandits, which resulted in fear for life among members of the community. The State apparatus also failed to control militancy and provide security to the minorities in the erstwhile state, and approximately 100,000 to 140,000 of the total Pandit population left the Valley for Jammu, the national capital region (NCR) and other parts of the count...