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Hakeem cautions against building political castles over bleeding humanity in Kashmir

"Exploiting mournings to create religious hatred most unethical,Uphold rich traditions of  communal harmony , brotherhood"

K H News Service by K H News Service
June 2, 2022
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Khansahib Budgam  / June 2: Maintaining that communal harmony and brotherhood has been the hallmark of centuries old tradition of Jammu and Kashmir , Chairman Jammu & Kashmir People’s Democratic Front ( J&K PDF ) and former Minister Hakeem Muhammad Yaseen has called for defeating  nefarious designs to create a wedge between the communities  .

In a statement issued here on Thursday Hakeem said  that eyeing on the forthcoming elections , many political parties were day in and day out issuing  inflammatory statements to create hatred among different sections of the society  adding that election battle should be fought  on principals, not  at the cost of brotherhood and  harmonious  human values .
      Speaking to various public deputations during his tour to Gurwaith, Druggar and Watred villages of Khansahib constituency  on Thursday Hakeem Yaseen, according to the above referred statement, while expressing dismay over the spate in targeted killings in Kashmir valley by unknown gunmen ,  cautioned against using  unfortunate and  inhumane tergetted killings  as a ploy  to satiate political gains  . He said extending condolences and condemnations  while  mourning killing of innocents  was all OK but these should  in no way be aimed at  tarnishing  the age old traditions of amity and communal harmony in Jammu and Kashmir . He said exploiting religious and regional sentiments in the garb of condemning innocent killings was detrimental  for secular ethos.
He said some recent statements under the garb of condoling innocent killings and extending sympathies with the bereaved families  tend to breed an atmosphere of doubt and mistrust among the communities which was not in the interest of the country’s unity and integrity . ” No body   should be allowed to build political  castles on the graveyards and bloodbath of innocent people  adding that ‘Onus lies on central government to act tough against the elements who were hell-bent to tarnish and weaken the  glorious social fabric of Jammu and Kashmir. He said rehabilitation of the victims of gun from either side was the paramount duty of the government . He urged the government to take early and adequate measures to ensure safety of people and  instill a sense of  confidence adding that the spate in killings of soft targets has spread a wave of insecurity and the people feel helpless ,
unsafe and insecure ” Our all sympathies are with the victims of ongoing violence in Jammu and Kashmir and will continue to support them through thick and thin ,”  support ,” Hakeem  maintained. PDF Chairman also said that Kashmir was politically and strategically a supersensitive  zone where internal peace and stability was essential for integrity and unity of the country. ” So peace for  the region has to sprout from Kashmir by protecting it’s centuries old rich traditions of communal harmony and brotherhood ,” Hakeem urged adding that there was  no alternative to promote  the spirit of reconciliation and  secular ideology . Hakeem listened to the grievances put forth by the people and assured. them  that their grievances will be brought into the notice of concerned authorities for redressal.

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