background of Kashmiri students After being accused of sedition in Agra court, assaultA student body in the Valley has demanded blacklisting of colleges and institutions targeting Kashmiri students.
Jammu and Kashmir Students’ Union chief Nasir Khuhmi said they are in the process of preparing a list of all colleges and universities in the country where Kashmiri students are unnecessarily harassed.
He told News18 that colleges outside Jammu and Kashmir where Kashmiri students are unnecessarily harassed and subjected to mental and physical torture during political or sporting events will be thrown out.
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“We want such colleges to be blacklisted,” he said. The student leader said that the children who go to other states leave their homes not for fun or any adventure but for serious studies. “They should not be linked to anyone. Any politics,” he said.
The association tweeted, “We have prepared a list of such colleges and will forward it to the government to blacklist all those colleges which unnecessarily bigotry, hate and harass Kashmiri students and to protect them and ensure their safety.” fail to do.”
“There are vested interests trying to give political or religious color to the local students studying in colleges outside Jammu and Kashmir which are damaging the fabric of our country,” he said.
He said his organization is in touch with the governments of Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Karnataka and Uttarakhand where Kashmiri students are currently studying.
Meanwhile, senior Kashmiri politicians slammed the UP government for targeting three students who have not been Sent on 14-day remand and surrounded by a group of lawyers on Thursday.
Former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah tweeted that the college authorities have given a clean chit to these students and confirmed that they did not raise any slogans. UP Police is harassing these poor kids, instead of taking college assurance at face value.
“The behavior of the lawyers is unacceptable and the role of the police is highly questionable. With elections around the corner, instead of befriending Kashmiri students, there are forces that are happy to use them as political cannon fodder.”
PDP chief and former J&K CM Mehbooba Mufti said that the action on Kashmiri students inside and outside J&K is condemnable. After two years of repression, the situation in Jammu and Kashmir should have been an eye-opener for the Government of India and should have led to improvement. The pseudo-patriotism of the BJP defies the idea of India. He said that these students should be released immediately.
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“HM Mann Ki Baat began with UAPA slaps against medical students to celebrate Pakistan’s victory with Kashmiri youth. Instead of trying to find out why educated youth choose to identify with Pakistan, the Indian government resorts to retaliatory action. Such steps will further alienate them,” she tweeted.
The Sajjad Lone-led People’s Conference also condemned the “knee-jerk” reaction of the UP government to make serious allegations against Kashmiri students in Agra, terming such measures a gross violation of constitutional rights and an overabundance.
Its spokesperson Adnan Ashraf said, “These students need counseling rather than being charged under laws posing serious offenses harming the integrity of the country and posing an imminent threat to public order. Punitive action and harsh measures against young Kashmiris.” further away and will neither help in reducing the distance of heart nor create an atmosphere of trust and friendship between the youth of Delhi and Kashmir.
He said leveling allegations against Kashmiri students studying outside the state was fraught with dangerous consequences as such action would not only increase mistrust but also deepen the gulf between Kashmir and other parts of the country.
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