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Delhi violence: JKSA set up help-lines for Kashmiri students

United News of India by United News of India
February 26, 2020
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Srinagar: In view of prevailing situation in Delhi, J&K Students Association (JKSA) , a body of Kashmiri students outside the valley, has set-up helplines and online platforms to address the issues of Kashmiri Students in national capital.

In a statement issued today a spokesman of the JKSA said the association has set up the platform to help students and address their issues in Delhi, where the violence has so far claimed 18 lives and over 150 are injured during the past three days.

The JKSA has issued number of about 20 members and requested the students to contact them in case of any emergency.

He said the JKSA has reaffirmed the pledge to carry forward its mission and help in easing out the problems of the student community.

However, it has appealed to all the students to lodge their problems, grievances openly so that meaningful solution can be found. The student organisation has requested the students of Kashmir studying in National Capital to connect with the available helplines, where the students can report grievances, issues in campus or outside of their educational institutions.

However, spokesman requested Kashmiri Students in Delhi to be patient and keep calm. He said that we saw parents are making frantic calls to their children advising them to remain away from violence venues and mobs.

He said the students can contact 9149676014- Nasir Khuehami, 7006037530- Younus Rashid,

9149404926- Mudasir Dar, 7906348764- Mushtaq Ahmad,  9129977928- Shilpi,  7006288615- Junaid Rather,  7006794793- Adil Ahmad,  8527829845- Aijaz Ahmad,  7006494208- Saqib Yetoo, 8825048217- Adv Mir Imran,  9958907799- Ravi Nitesh,  7006067321- Peerzada Waseem,  9871361084- Amar Gujarwal,  8860333951- Nitika Jain,  7045066118- Nibedita Saha,

7006906311- Zafar Afaq, 9540440374- Adv Haya Yasmeen,  9811827566- Abhishek and 958744742- Khursheed.

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