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We cheer for all teams which play against India: Mirwaiz
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Friday, 7 March 2014
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‘New Delhi should slap sedition charges against whole
Kashmir’
Srinagar: Castigating the authorities
over slapping charges against the Kashmiri students for supporting one
particular team during the cricket match, Huriyat Conference (M) Chairman
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Friday asked the authorities to file sedition
charges against all the people of Kashmir as for expressing their sentiments
since 1947.
According to the reports received by KNS, Mirwaiz after
delivering Friday sermon at Kashmir’s grand mosque stated that the
fact has been established now that the people of Kashmir are not safe in any
state in India. He also appealed OIC- an amalgam of 58 Muslim countries that
they must reserve seats for the Kashmiri youth for the higher studies.
Mirwaiz also appealed Kashmir’s business community to
come forward for setting up of educational institutes here so that Kashmir’s
young generation could pursue their higher studies here.
Commenting over the suspension of 67 Kashmiri students
from Meerut, Mirwaiz stated that the people of Kashmir have been expressing
their feelings since 1947 and that during the Cricket Match, the people of
Kashmir even support any cricket team of the world which plays against India.
“These are our feelings and if sedition charges have been slapped against the
students of Meerut- the same should be slapped against the whole Kashmiri
nation.”
Castigating the state authorities for deliberately
denying permission of setting up of private universities and colleges in
Kashmir, Mirwaiz stated that the state is hell-bent upon denying the basic
right like education to the people of Kashmir. “We submitted the proposal of
upgrading Islamia School into a college but our files are gathering dust in the
government departments. See the plight with the trans-world Muslim university-
the state government here has turned blind eye towards these issues and
continues to work under the diktats of New Delhi. ” (KNS)
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