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White-collar killers of Kashmir more dangerous than terrorists: Sajad Lone
5/21/2023 10:10:51 PM

Early Times Report

Jammu, May 21: On the 21st death anniversary of his father Abdul Gani Lone, chairman of the Peoples Conference Sajad Gani Lone warned that white-collar killers of Kashmir are more dangerous than terrorists.
Sajad Lone said that in Kashmir there has always been an active murderer and a passive murderer. The active murderers are the hitmen with a limited life. They don’t stay around for too long.
It is the passive murderers who are the greatest danger. They are white-collar killers. They are a part of the society. They are non-combatants. They don’t have a gun. But they conspire to kill with their evil words and deeds.
“They are the prime conspirators and also the prime commiserators. They are the ones who make the loudest noises at the condolence ceremonies”, he said.
“These passive murderers are still there. And the concept of active and passive murderers has been present in both sides of the divide, of the violent conflict”, he said.
“I wish we all wake up and understand the passivity part of these crimes”, he added.
Sajad Lone regretted that even after the passing of 21 years, not even a single person has been arrested in connection with the killing of his father.
Remembering his father on his 21st death anniversary, Peoples Conference President Sajad Gani Lone said that he was killed for saying what he believed in.
“Remembering my father Abdul Gani Lone, killed for saying what he believed in. Two decades have passed. Those moments of helplessness in the face of brute violence persist even today. They are a grim reminder of bestiality and savagery where you violently silence a person because you don’t agree with his views. Targeted killings take place even today. They are as futile as the killings of the past. It is a fervent hope that Kashmir exits the vicious cycle of violence”, he said, in a statement.
Lone said that regrettably, despite the passage of time, not a single person has been apprehended for the murder of Late Lone, and he is not alone in this regard.
It was on May 21, 1990, Mirwaiz Molvi Muhammad Farooq — the then Mirwaiz of Kashmir, and father of incumbent Mirwaiz Umar Farooq was assassinated at his Nigeen residence by Pakistan-trained local terrorists.
On May 21, 2002, when a group of Hurriyat Conference was observing the death anniversary of Mirwaiz Umar Farooq another Hurriyat leader, and founder of Peoples Conference, Abdul Gani Lone, was assassinated right inside the Eidgah grounds where a large number of people had assembled.
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