Majority community comes forward to support minorities to save ‘Kashmiriyat’
Zee News
The minority communities – Hindus and Sikhs - have appreciated the efforts that are made by the Muslim community.
Srinagar: After the recent killings of civilians in Kashmir Valley, the members of the majority community of Muslims have come forward to support the minorities. Special announcements are being made from the mosques to assure the minority community that they stand with them.
The Grand Mufti of Jammu and Kashmir Nasir Ul Islam visited the families and also assured them on behalf of the majority community that they should feel safe and nothing will hamper the social fabric of Kashmir valley. The Grand Mufti also demanded a quick investigation in these cases so that the culprits are put behind the bars and the real motive is unearthed.
“I went to see the families, I gave them assurance that I represent 1.5 crore Muslims of Jammu and Kashmir and we want them to stay here and feel safe. I think a full investigation should be done in these cases. The culprits need to be arrested and we would know the motive of these killings. Islam doesn’t allow the killing of anyone,” said Mufti Nasir Ul Islam.
