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Sarv Shakti Sena condemns target killings in Valley 11/10/2021 11:38:56 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Nov 10: Sarv Shakti Sena (SSS) has strongly condemned the continued target killings in the Kashmir Valley and urged the Union Govt to take stringent measures against the culprits of such heinous crimes so that perfect peace is established in Jammu and Kashmir at the earliest. Addressing media persons here today, SSS president Rajan Gupta while terming the killing of innocent civilians as very unfortunate said that the killing of a salesman who worked in the shop of a Kashmiri Pandit shows that the terrorists wants to create fear among the locals so that they do not facilitate the living of non-Muslims in the Valley. He said that the recent target killings go to prove beyond any doubt that the terrorists under the patronage of their lords from across the border are pursuing the nefarious design under a strategic plan to ensure that Hindus stay away from the Kashmir Valley. He said that the recent killings send a clear message that there is absolutely no place for non-Muslims in the Valley where they want to impose non-secular Nizam-e-Mustafa which is part of a larger game plan to establish Caliphate not only in Kashmir but include the whole subcontinent in it. While braving the security forces for maintaining law and order in such adverse circumstances, Rajan Gupta asked the forces to exercise maximum restraint and avoid civilian causalities as this is going to deteriorate the situation further in the Valley. He said that it would not be wrong to say that it could lead to a situation quite difficult to be brought under control. Gupta appealed to the BJP led government at the Centre to take stringent and effective measures against the terrorists and their patrons and fulfill its promise of restoring peace in the Kashmir Valley at the earliest.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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