Sajjad Gani Lone, the head of the People’s Conference and a former minister in the PDP-BJP government in Jammu and Kashmir, said the remarks of the saffron party leaders on Prophet Mohammad and Islam are absolutely “shameful and condemnable”. The Jammu and Kashmir leader said, “It is unfortunate that the BJP is sensitive to the criticism of Arab countries while completely ignoring the sentiments of the Muslims living in India. It is a shame that the BJP has apologized only when diplomatic Reaction came from Muslim countries. Ideally in a democracy, the government should have volunteered against its spokespersons for hurting the religious sentiments of the Muslim citizens of this country. Sensitivity doesn’t matter to the BJP.” Lone’s remarks came days after now-suspended Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Nupur Sharma and Naveen Kumar JindalThe controversial remarks on the prophet triggered global outrage and protests across the country.
The head of the People’s Conference said that the worst thing the administration can do is that everything is in turmoil since August 5, 2019. Violence is pervasive. We have seen these phases in the past as well, however, there is a certain separation with which the present administration is being identified. His statements are openly muscular,” he claimed.
He further added, “They may inadvertently undermine the resolve of the general public on the basis of an administrative discourse that seems anti-Muslim and anti-Kashmiri. The rulers and the ruled will have to live on the same planet for a united response. He added that For the challenges faced by the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
“The biggest problem we are facing today is that it is a fight without people. The administration needs to get off the high horse and talk to the people who have been around for decades. The people of Kashmir who fought and sacrificed their lives. The last three decades are nowhere. The notion that to be an expert on Kashmir, you have to be a non-Kashmiri. This has to change,” Lone added.
To counter the violence, the government should involve local stakeholders, who have been at the forefront of this fight in the last three decades, he said.
Asked about the ban on schools affiliated to the Falah-e-Aam Trust affiliated to Jamaat-e-Islamia, Sajjad said the move was discriminatory. “It is grossly unfair and unjust to selectively crack down on institutions having religious affiliations,” he said, adding that “the administration must understand that J&K is a Muslim-majority state. They cannot possibly ban every institution.” Because they have a bias towards Muslims.It seems they are deliberately targeting Kashmiris in the rest of the country for minor electoral gains.
The former J&K Minister said that the woes of the general public on the ground is increasing with each passing day and the administration needs to go beyond rhetoric and make sincere efforts to involve the people of the Union Territory for a permanent solution to the present. Is required. challenges.
Nupur Sharma’s comment on Prophet ‘shameful, condemnable’, says J&K leader
Sajjad Gani Lone, the head of the People’s Conference and a former minister in the PDP-BJP government in Jammu and Kashmir, said the remarks of the saffron party leaders on Prophet Mohammad and Islam are absolutely “shameful and condemnable”. The Jammu and Kashmir leader said, “It is unfortunate that the BJP is sensitive to the criticism of Arab countries while completely ignoring the sentiments of the Muslims living in India. It is a shame that the BJP has apologized only when diplomatic Reaction came from Muslim countries. Ideally in a democracy, the government should have volunteered against its spokespersons for hurting the religious sentiments of the Muslim citizens of this country. Sensitivity doesn’t matter to the BJP.” Lone’s remarks came days after now-suspended Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Nupur Sharma and Naveen Kumar JindalThe controversial remarks on the prophet triggered global outrage and protests across the country.
The head of the People’s Conference said that the worst thing the administration can do is that everything is in turmoil since August 5, 2019. Violence is pervasive. We have seen these phases in the past as well, however, there is a certain separation with which the present administration is being identified. His statements are openly muscular,” he claimed.
He further added, “They may inadvertently undermine the resolve of the general public on the basis of an administrative discourse that seems anti-Muslim and anti-Kashmiri. The rulers and the ruled will have to live on the same planet for a united response. He added that For the challenges faced by the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
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“The biggest problem we are facing today is that it is a fight without people. The administration needs to get off the high horse and talk to the people who have been around for decades. The people of Kashmir who fought and sacrificed their lives. The last three decades are nowhere. The notion that to be an expert on Kashmir, you have to be a non-Kashmiri. This has to change,” Lone added.
To counter the violence, the government should involve local stakeholders, who have been at the forefront of this fight in the last three decades, he said.
Asked about the ban on schools affiliated to the Falah-e-Aam Trust affiliated to Jamaat-e-Islamia, Sajjad said the move was discriminatory. “It is grossly unfair and unjust to selectively crack down on institutions having religious affiliations,” he said, adding that “the administration must understand that J&K is a Muslim-majority state. They cannot possibly ban every institution.” Because they have a bias towards Muslims.It seems they are deliberately targeting Kashmiris in the rest of the country for minor electoral gains.
The former J&K Minister said that the woes of the general public on the ground is increasing with each passing day and the administration needs to go beyond rhetoric and make sincere efforts to involve the people of the Union Territory for a permanent solution to the present. Is required. challenges.