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Won’t tolerate mistreatment to students: Geelani

K H News Service by K H News Service
April 30, 2017
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Srinagar/Apri,30: Hurriyat Conference (G) chairman Syed Ali  Shah Geelani denounced use of brute forces on students and teaching staff in educational institutions, saying that we won’t tolerate mistreatment and will never allow anyone to play with their future.

Condemning police raids and thrashing of students of polytechnic, Pulwama and Shopian colleges, Geelani in a statement issued here on Sunday said“State authorities are pushing our youth to wall and compelling them to resent. It is ploy to ruin their future, and as such are provoked by forces and authorities.”

Blaming authorities for vandalism against students and while referring to Polytechnic college incident, he said: “Authorities are hatching conspiracy against students, they are being detained and are repeating Pulwama like events in other educational institutions.”

“We are keeping close vigil over the situation. If the barbarity of forces is not stopped forthwith, authorities shall have to face consequences,” Geelani added.

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