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| Separatists threaten banks to appease their chamchas | | 'Don't ask for installments, interests on loan' | |
Early Times Report
Srinagar, Nov 9: A day after the big business tycoons attended the so-called meeting of the stakeholders called by the Hurriyat hawk Syed Ali Shah Geelani, Hurriyat dove, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, and so-called JKLF chief Yasin Malik here, separatists on Wednesday threatened the banks of dire consequences if they seek repayment of loans and interest from businessmen.
Admitting that Kashmir economy has been ruined during the past four months, separatists said, "Banks are witness to the turbulent and chaotic situation and shattered economy of the Valley for the last 4 months where everything including the bread and the butter of a common man particularly transporters has come to a grinding halt."
They asked the banks not to charge interests on loan amounts and not to seek installments till the situation becomes normal.
Sources said that separatists threatened the banks at the behest of a handful of businessmen in Kashmir who want to prolong the unrest so that they are not either asked to pay the installments or the interests on the huge loans they have taken. "The people who attended the meeting called by separatists on Tuesday are their stooges that's why they didn't oppose the separatists and asked them to continue with their calls for shutdown. These people don't want normalcy to return as they are enjoying the money they have borrowed from the various banks," sources added.
A Kashmir watcher said, "Separatists admitting that they have pushed Kashmiris to wall and common man has suffered is an ample proof about the fact that they are least bothered about the common man and his interests. By intimidating the banks they want to save the skins of their chamchas and yes-men, who owe crores to banks."Despite holding the so-called meeting of stakeholders in Srinagar, separatists issued yet another protest calendar on Wednesday evening asking people to carry on with the strike and remain firm on their resolve. "Separatists are playing a double game. Now they have started threatening the financial institutions and are looking for ways and means to keep the Kashmir burning. The Government of India should take a serious note of the activities of the separatists and act against them," the Kashmir watcher added. |
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