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Pak stooges look for more bodies to make Kashmir burn
4/3/2018 10:50:29 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, Apr 3: The so called Joint resistance Leadership (JRL) comprising Hurriyat hawk Syed Ali Shah Geelani, Hurriyat dove, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and so-called JKLF chief Yasin Malik extended the shutdown call in Kashmir and called for Shopian chalo on Wednesday to keep the life disrupted in the Valley.
Sources told Early Times that Geelani, Mirwaiz and Malik are looking for an opportunity to trigger 2016 like unrest in Kashmir. "Thirteen terrorists and their fours supporters getting killed in one day has provided them with a chance to once again call for shutdowns and orchestrate street protests," they added.
"Pak stooges led by Geelani always wait for a chance to set Kashmir on fire. They keep on counting bodies to run their shops. They know it very well that more bodies means more business," they added.
A police official said, "It seems separatists extended the shutdown call by one more day to provoke people to hit the streets and stage protests," he said. "After the NIA crackdown these people have been rendered irrelevant and their henchmen have deserted them as their funds have been choked. We believe that they won't be able to do much. At the most they can call for the shutdown or give a chalo call."
A source said, "Separatist handlers sitting across the Line of Control (LoC) are trying to rope in new people and want to replace the trio. Security Forces killing 13 local terrorists in a day is a big blow to Pakistan sponsored insurgency. Nefarious designs of the people sitting across the LoC have been shattered due to their stooges being unable to trigger mass protests in the Valley."
He said, "Geelani, Mirwaiz and Malk know it very well that they have been dumped by their handlers and they would have to do something extraordinary to once again steal the show. Despite trio extending the shutdown for one more day life in many areas of the Valley remained normal and people were seen performing their daily chores."
An analyst said that separatists have been into the hartal business for the past 27-years. "For giving one call their handlers used to fill in their coffers. These people have built big mansions and have acquired wealth disproportionate to their known sources of income. "In 2017 they tried their best to give shutdown calls but these did not evoke much response. Now they are trying to do the same so that 2016 like situation is recreated and they call the shots," he added.
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