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Resentment brews in Jammu 4/7/2016 12:34:29 AM Shiv Dev Thakur Early Times Report katra, Apr 6: Amid the ongoing incidents of violence and police atrocities on non-local students in NIT campus in Srinagar, some former students have revealed that anti-national sloganeering and incidents of targeting the non local students was a regular practice at the NIT. An ex-student of 2001 batch said, "This is a regular practice of some miscreants in Srinagar to vitiate the harmony". He added that hosting Indian flag is patriotism and restricting them is sedition. A youth leader when contacted by Early Times said that raising national flag and national slogans are matter of pride and state has to facilitate activities which propagate nationalism and action should be taken against all such elements who are indulging in anti national slogans and hoisting Pakistani flags in Kashmir. He added that such persons should be charged with sedition. Taking a very strong and serious note on the mishappenings and use of violence in NIT campus in Srinagar, the students of Jammu university boycotted classes. Not only this, the ongoing intercollege Cricket match played at Jammu university playground was also cancelled as the students were not willing to play the match. Pertinently, giving support to the students, the Bar Council of Jammu suspended the work till 8th April. In his statement, Adv Sunil Sethi highlighted that the state is getting more premier institutions like AIIMS IIT, IIM etc and the bad treatment given to the fellow countrymen in the state will dissuade the students and teachers to come to these institutions which looks like concerted effort to isolate the state from national mainstream. When the efforts are being made with all sincerity to take state on the path of peace and development these type of criminal and anti national actions intends to block such efforts.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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