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Chief cleric calls for maintaining communal harmony Schools open, Govt offices fully functional 8/23/2019 11:04:04 PM Asif Iqbal Naik Early Times Report JAMMU, Aug 23: In a significant development, the chief cleric of Jamia Masjid Kishtwar Farooq Ahmed Kichloo today called for maintaining peace and communal harmony. In his Friday sermon today at Jamia Masjid Kishtwar, first after releasing from house detention, Farooq Ahmed Kichloo said that they were [-against the abrogation of both the articles added that same will make direct impact on the people of the state of Jammu and Kashmir without considering their religion. "It (Article 370 & 35 A) is for Hindu, Muslim, Sikhs and Christian-it will affect everyone and not only a particular community" said Kichloo and warn the people against the rumor mongers added that rumor mongers are anti-Islamic. "Some people are busy in spreading rumors which is not good for peace and stability-people must refrain from believing the rumors-some people spread false propaganda regarding curfew for today-some even says there will be a curfew on Saturday-which is totally wrong" said Kichloo. He said that whatever is being said had never been told by the administration or by the senior officials and urged the people to confirm the things before spreading it. He also urged the government to release all the detained political, social, religious and human right activists who either had been detained or arrested following the unilateral move of government of India to abrogate Article 370 and 35 A of the constitution. "Rumor mongers are worst then a person who was a murderer-it is disowned by our religion and people must avoid spreading false narrative," said Kichloo and appeal the people to maintain peace and communal harmony in region. Meanwhile all the government and private schools continue to function fully in the twin Districts of Doda and Kishtwar. Senior officials of the District Administration are continuously visiting the various offices to check the attendance as well as the disposal of public works. After low attendance in the schools earlier, the attendance in both private and government schools have been recorded above 90%.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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