Srinagar, Oct. 30 -- The Kashmiri Pandit Sangharsh Samiti (KPSS), a body of Kashmiri Pandits living in the Valley, on Thursday demanded an impartial investigation after a Kashmiri Pandit activist was arrested in connection with threats made against PM-package migrant Pandit employees working in the Kashmir valley. The Kashmiri Pandit activist, Rakesh Handoo, was arrested from Faridabad in Haryana for allegedly sharing on social media an "altered" digital poster issued by a little-known outfit threatening Pandit migrant employees and workers. Handoo was arrested on October 17 after a complaint by a migrant Pandit employee in Baramulla. Sanjay K. Tickoo, president of KPSS, issued a statement urging for an impartial and comprehensive investigation. "The competent authorities must examine the original complaint, relevant digital evidence, the circumstances surrounding the circulation of information and any credible evidence of wider threats, without fear, favour or external pressure," the statement said. The organisation has also sought accountability from police and administration for security failures."The police and administration must provide appropriate assurances that credible threats against the community are being assessed and addressed. Any substantiated shortcomings in threat assessment, intelligence coordination or protective arrangements should be examined and rectified," it said. htc...