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JKLF activists forced Hindus to join their protest rally 4/13/2015 12:28:09 AM Early Times Report JAMMU, Apr 12: Some Hindus putting up in Kashmir Valley were forced by the JKLF activists to join their protest to oppose the setting up of a composite township for the rehabilitation of KPs in Valley on Friday. According to sources, Hindus putting up in Civil Lines area of Srinagar were forced to come out to streets along with the separatist elements to give an impression that Hindus were safe in Valley and those who are still putting up there are opposed to separate township for displaced Pandits on their return to Valley. Sources said Yasin Malik who is accused of killing four IAF officers in 1990 at Srinagar Airport wants to give an impression to entire world that separatists believe in secular values and composite culture forgetting that his organization JKLF was the first militant outfit who waged a war against India and made Kashmiri Pandits safe targets by indulging in secretarian killings.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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