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Yaseen Malik provoking separatists; hell bent to disturb normalcy 5/20/2016 11:52:53 PM Early Times Report Srinagar, May 20: Feeling alienate, separatist leader, Yaseen Malik is hell bent to disturb normalcy as he is busy these days to provoke other separatist leaders to join him in anti government agitations. Sources told Early Times that in last three days, Yaseen Malik visited houses of more than five other separatist leaders including Syed Ali Shah Geelani and woman separatist leader, Asiya Indrabi to provoke them for his pre-planned anti-government agitation. They said that Malik began his hidden campaign to disturb law and order in Kashmir and remain in news headlines to keep his pot boiling ever since PDP-BJP formed coalition Government in the state. Sources today said that Malik on Friday also met moderate separatist leader, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and pleaded him to support his pre-planned antigovernment agitations. "He also met president of Jamiat Ahlihadees Moulana Ghulam Muhammad Bhat and president of Batamaloo General Bus Stand, Bashir Ahmad Matta today and cautioned them to be ready for a season of violence in coming days, Sources told Early Times. During his meetings with these leaders, sources said that Malik provoked them by saying that "integrity and demography of Jammu and Kashmir was in danger and mainstream politicians are hand in glove with suspicious people to change demography of Kashmir." Sources said that Malik by calling himself sympathizer of people of Kashmir told leaders that government was hell bent to establish Israeli type separate colonies for Pandits, ex servicemen, and others. Barring Yaseen Malik, who also enjoys a passport to visit his wife settled in Pakistan, almost all other leaders of separatists are detained in their houses. Yaeen Malik was earlier this year arrested by Police for disturbing law and order situation in Srinagar, however he was later released from Jail. Sources said that most of the separatist leaders including Hardliner Syed Ali Shah Geelani having witnessed no response to their strike calls in recent past does not support season violence strategy of Malik. Sources said that even traders fraternity having faced massive loss to business over the years by following strike calenders of Separatists are not also in a mood to shut down their business units once again. However, sources said that Yaseen Malik was hell bent to disturb normalcy who enjoys free movement across Kashmir and government watches everything helplessly.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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