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“He deserves to meet his ill father”: Sajad Lone calls denial to Engineer Rashid ‘Cruel’

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April 24, 2026
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Srinagar, Apr 24: Peoples Conference President and Handwara MLA Sajad Lone has made a strong humanitarian appeal in favour of his political rival Engineer Rashid, asserting that the latter must be allowed to meet his critically ill father.

In a candid statement, Lone acknowledged deep political differences with Rashid but drew a firm line between political contest and human compassion. “I may have a million disagreements with Engineer Rashid. We fight each other politically. But he deserves to meet his critically ill father. That is his right,” he said.

Expressing concern over the reported decision denying such access, Lone did not mince words, terming it “cruel,” while cautiously adding that he hoped his remarks would not be construed as contempt of court.

He also extended prayers for the recovery of Rashid’s father, Khazir Mohammad Sahib, recalling his personal interactions with him.

“I have had long conversations with him in the past, over kulcha and nun chai,” Lone reminisced, adding a deeply personal touch to his appeal.

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