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Asiya spreads venom in Valley, exports her son overseas for studies | Separatists selling MBBS seats in Pakistan for handsome amount | | Shameful hypocrisy of separatists
Asif Iqbal Naik
Early Times Report Kishtwar, Sept 18: At a time when Pakistan's stooge and Chief of radicalized women organization Dukhtaran-i-milat Asiya Andrabi is instigating poor youth for stone-pelting and misguiding them in the name of Jihad, her own son is presently studying in Malaysia. Sources informed "Early Times" that Asiya Andrabi with the help of her bother Syed Taha Andrabi who is presently working with J&K Government as Joint Director, Technical Education Department could have managed the admission for her son Mohammad Bin Qasim in any college in the Kashmir but knowing that she was on the job to create trouble in Kashmir by instigating young boys for which she is being paid by the Pakistan, she preferred to 'export' her son overseas so that he could pursue her studies in peace while when she instigated poor kashmiri youth to pursue path of destruction. Shameful hypocrisy of Asiya Andrabi stands exposed as she motivates poor college going youth to pick up arms against security forces and chooses the safe heaven on earth for her son. She also poisons minds of young college girls and spreads venom through her organization Dukhturan-i-milat in various universities and colleges of the Kashmir valley. Issuing passport to Asiya Andrabi's son, while withholding same to several others by the State and Central government has put question mark on the government of Jammu and Kashmir as well as on New Delhi. These actions of the government not only provide logic and legitimacy to so-called azadi movement of the separatist leaders but also frustrate common people of Kashmir. It seems government is fulfilling the agenda of separatists by providing VIP treatment, Security, Passports and other travel documents to their family members who all out to jeopardize safety and security of the country. Had the son of Asiya Andrabi and close relatives of other separatist leaders not been outside Kashmir for studies and business, there could not have been such a long unrest in valley. A person from the Srinagar on the conditions of anonymity said, "Government of Pakistan has reserved some Medical and Engineering seats for the kith and kin of the victims of Kashmir conflict. This scholarship-type programme was started in the year 2008-2009 added that such students are given free admissions in various universities in Pakistan. He said that these students are also being paid monthly scholarships of Rs. 20 to 30 thousands in cash apart from free lodging and boarding facilities." "Both the fractions of Huriyat conference provide the recommendation letters to the children of their own leaders and sympathylizers for acquiring professional degrees on the blood-bath of innocent and poor Kashmiris exposing hypocrisy of Huriyat leaders", he added. "There are confirmed reports that most separatist leaders sold these seats to well-off people against handsome amount", the person further claimed. "It seems that the concerned officials of Government of Jammu and Kashmir and other intelligence agencies are unaware about these facts or they have shut their mouth deliberately. These officials need to forward such information to the persons at the helm of the affairs. Government had never brought the names and address of those persons who have send their children and relatives to Pakistan for professional courses against the quota meant for kin of victims of Kashmir-conflict on public domain so that people in the Kashmir valley could realize how the separatist leaders cheat common kashmiris" said a prominent kashmiri businessman. "It is the high time to issue white-paper in this regard and to leak all the related information to media and to let the people in Kashmir to know what actually is happening in Kashmir", he further suggested. |
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