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Sikhs, not Modi, saved Kashmiri students outside: Omar Abdullah

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Baramulla, March 26: National Conference vice president and former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday said that it was Sikh community which saved Kashmiri students from mob violence in Jammu and outside recently.

Omar Abdullah while targeting Modi Govt said that Sikhs across India came forward when everywhere Kashmiri students were assualted post Pulwama attack. Omar Abdullah said that it was responsibility of Modi govt to provide protection to the students who were attacked by rightwing extremists in Jammu and other states of India, but unfortunately Modi govt didnt exist anywhere

Omar Abdullah also lashed out at Mehbooba Mufti and said that she was trying to fool people who had had to face bullets and pellets during her tenure. Omar was addressing large gathering of people at Flood Colony Baramulla. (GNS)

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Army’s olive branch to militants: ‘Posing with guns, making videos won’t make you a militant’ 4 surrender cases came to fore recently, but there are many such cases: GoC 15 Corps B S Raju KNO Correspondent Srinagar, Oct 27 (KNO): General officer Commanding of army’s Srinagar-based 15 Corps Lieutenant General B S Raju Tuesday while reaching out to the new militant recruits said that posing for a photograph with a gun and releasing a video won’t make them a militant and they can still come back and join their families. “I have a message for the newly recruited militants that posing for a photograph holding a gun in hands and releasing a video won’t make you a militant. You can still come back and join your families. There has been progress in this direction recently and we are hopeful of more on this front,” GoC Raju told a selected group of newsmen at 15 Corps headquarters in Srinagar on the occasion of Infantry Day. He said that recently four cases of surrenders by militants came to fore but there are many such cases. “We are ready to receive the gun-wielding youth back,” he said as per news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) On his message for the youth of Kashmir, he said: “Situation has improved (in Kashmir) youth should cash it. Young ones should focus on studies. Those who have completed must work on finding opportunities in entrepreneurship, others should try for government jobs or starting their own ventures.” About Infantry Day, the GoC 15 Corps said that Infantry is an important name and soldier from the Infantry Division have a potential to work with other agencies too like air-force and Navy. “Infantry is playing a great role in every battle. I want to put it on record that we are able to take any kind of task,” he said

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