The murder of a Kashmiri Hindu named Sanjay Sharma in Pulwama is going to raise questions on the government's claims that the situation there is becoming normal. The way Sanjay Sharma was murdered in broad daylight and a terrorist organization did not hesitate in taking responsibility for it, it shows that the audacity of the terrorists has still increased and they are selectively targeting the minorities in Kashmir. Are capable of making. This is not the first murder of a Kashmiri Hindu in Kashmir. Not only Kashmiri Hindus living there are being targeted, but also non-Kashmiris who go and live there in search of work. It is true that the terrorists who target Kashmiri Hindus and non-Kashmiris are eventually killed, but the process of targeting them has not stopped. That is a matter of concern. If the trend of targeting Kashmiri Hindus continues like this in the valley, then it will be difficult to take back and settle the Kashmiri Pandits who have fled from there and settled in Jammu and other parts of the country. Whatever the government claims, until Kashmiri Hindus return to their homes, it cannot be said that the situation there is becoming normal. The Central Government along with the State Government will have to make such efforts on priority basis, so that Kashmiri Hindus can return to their homes. For this, if necessary, one should not hesitate in taking drastic steps out of the box. There is a strong need to send such a message to the terrorists that no matter what they do, the government will rest only after returning home of Kashmiri Hindus. It is the right time that the Central and State Governments should consider how to create such an environment in Kashmir, so that Kashmiri Hindus can return to their homes and live there safely. Sanjay Sharma, who became the target of terrorists in Pulwama, was one of the few Kashmiri Hindus who did not flee even when terrorism was at its peak in Kashmir and due to which most of the Kashmiri Hindus had fled from there. After the killing of another Kashmiri Hindu, on one hand the remaining Kashmiri Hindus may think of migrating from Kashmir, on the other hand those Kashmiri Hindus who are living in Jammu may abandon the idea of return. After the dastardly murder of a Kashmiri Hindu, it will be difficult for the state administration to convince those Hindu employees to go back to work in the valley, who are already reluctant to go there and are demanding that they be given jobs in Jammu. Only be allowed to do the job.