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Mehbooba exposes Govt’s ‘casual’ approach in dealing security issues
Instead of providing security to minorities, forces are busy in ministers’ visits
10/13/2021 12:02:35 AM

Early Times Report

Jammu, Oct 12: Notwithstanding tall claims of the J&K Government, former chief minister and president of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Mehbooba Mufti on Tuesday made a startling revelation that authorities have prior information regarding the possible attacks on minorities.
“The Jammu and Kashmir administration had prior information about attacks on minority community members but ignored the inputs to provide security to Union ministers, who came here to amplify the BJP''s fake narrative and propaganda about normalcy in the Union Territory”, Mehbooba alleged.
At least seven people have been killed by terrorists this month in the Kashmir valley. Of those killed, four belonged to minority communities and six of the deaths were reported from Srinagar.
Mufti also claimed that 700 civilians were arrested in the aftermath of the recent killings to “shift the blame and absolve themselves”.
“J&K admin had prior information about attacks on minorities. Yet they chose to ignore these inputs. Instead, they were busy providing security to Union Ministers who were brought to Kashmir to amplify BJP''s fake narrative & propaganda of so-called normalcy in J&K,” she wrote on Twitter.
“Not taking responsibility and arresting 700 civilians shows their intention to shift blame & absolve themselves. Collective punishment & humiliation of an entire population has become the one size fits all approach to resolve problems caused due to GOI’s punitive policies,” Mufti said in another tweet.
Two teachers -- Supinder Kaur, a Srinagar-based Sikh, and Deepak Chand, a Hindu from Jammu -- were killed two days after The Resistance Force, a shadow outfit of the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), claimed responsibility for the deaths of three people on October 5.
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