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?Pellets for Kashmiris, free hand to rioters in Jammu: KEA, asks police to act tough against ‘criminals’

Govt free-hand to goons responsible for Jammu arson: Yaseen Khan

Terming the rioting and arson in Jammu as a result of government giving free hand to a handful of goons, the Kashmir Economic Alliance Chairman Muhammad Yasin Khan said the police must act tough against such criminals.

In a statement, Khan who also heads the Kashmir Traders and Manufacturers Federation (KTMF) said the way police was seen acting mute towards the rioters in Jammu conveys that iron hand is meant only for peace-loving Kashmiris.

“In Kashmir, pellets are fired on innocents as young as infant Hiba, but in Jammu, rioters are given a free hand only because they apparently enjoy blessings of some politicians,” Khan said.

“It is the duty of the government to ensure the safety of the people regardless of the community or region they represent,” Khan said.

He appealed the people of Jammu and Dogra community, in particular, to uphold the values of communal harmony and be united with the people of Kashmir in these testing times to give a befitting reply to the goons.

Hailing the statement of JCCI President Rakesh Gupta Khan said the sane voice has upheld the values of humanity.

Khan also appealed the government to ensure the safety of Kashmiris, especially students living outside the state.

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