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| 'Delhi's K-policy responsible for JNU anti-India episode' | | Mirwaiz, ISIS terrorists thank JNU students | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Feb 20: The February 9 Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) anti-India event has triggered massive nationalist protests across the country and exposed the pro-separatist credentials of the Congress, the Left parties and similar other Left-leaning parties such as the JDU and the AAP.
In fact, the nationalists and the anti-India forces and their supporters in the Congress, including its top leadership, the Left parties and many pseudo-secular parties have been face to face with each other ever since that day, when New Delhi witnessed anti-India, pro-Pakistan and pro-Azadi slogans on the JNU campus on an unprecedented scale.
The situation has climaxed to the point that the enraged people have started beating the anti-nationals wherever they are found and even with the court premises and also holding protest demonstrations in front of the JNU gate and demanding stern action against all those involved in the anti-India event. So much so, they are also dubbing Congress leaders like Rahul Gandhi as seditionists and urging the Indian State to book them like it booked a JNU student leader and a Kashmiri terrorist SAR Geelani.
Jammu is also witnessing massive protests against the anti-nationals, as is evident from what happened on Thursday. The community of lawyers struck work to rededicate itself to the cause of the nation and warn the anti-nationals in the State to refrain from indulging in anti-national activities. Similarly, many students and political groups also registered their anger against the anti-nationals. What happened in Jammu on Thursday and even before once against established that there was no place in Jammu for the anti-nationals and that they will continue to work for the national unity as before.
Now that the JNU incident has attracted the attention of the entire nation and even of the world, it is time to examine the circumstances leading to the anti-India activities on the JNU campus. There is no doubt that it was the weak-kneed New Delhi's Kashmir policy and its policy to appreciate and accommodate the Kashmiri Muslim sub-nationalism which emboldened the anti-nationals to do what they did on February 9 and a day later at the Press Club of India, an institution only a few hundred yards away from the Indian Parliament.
Had New Delhi behaved like the self-respecting nations behave, there would have been no Kashmir problem and no such gory incident as the nation witnessed on February 9. New Delhi never ever acted against the Kashmiri secessionists and the result was before all of us. Besides, New Delhi always flirted with the Kashmiri leadership, which used its official position to poison the Kashmiri ears against India and also adopted policy that enabled the Kashmiri secessionist and supporters of Kashmiri secessionists in the Valley to make inroads in such institutions as the JNU.
The policy of the present dispensation is not different. It has only booked one JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar and not arrested any Kashmiri student. There were many Kashmiri students who were on the forefront that day, but New Delhi and its police failed to nab any one of them. There are reasons to believe that New Delhi decided to go slow as far as action against the Kashmiri students was concerned for political reasons. In fact, everyone is accusing the BJP of asking the Delhi Police to go slow as it wanted to become part of the Jammu and Kashmir Government.
This policy will not work. New Delhi has to change its policy towards Kashmir and behave like China, United States, France, United Kingdom, Pakistan and so on. It has to produce a moral effect to send a right signal that New Delhi means business and it will not tolerate any act against the State. There is no other alternative to it. Even otherwise, it has no other option considering the fact that Kashmir on Friday witnessed ISIS terrorists not only hoisting the IS and Pakistan flags but also thanking the JNU students for their support to the anti-India cause in Kashmir. |
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