There are about 40 Kashmiri students in the college who alleged that they were facing "significant challenges". They communicated their concerns to the Srinagar-based Jammu and Kashmir Students Association. After that, the association wrote the Karnataka CM.
100 Pakistan nationals who were stranded in India due to COVID-induced lockdown, left for their home country.
"We also need to understand what democracy actually means. There will be prosperity in our lives only when there is development. How could we become a part in the development process?" Adityanath said, adding the common people want basic facilities and employment guarantee.
ABVP office bearer Situ Chaudhary said, "Holding a protest against the abrogation of Article 370 is an anti-national act and the HRD Ministry should order a probe in the entire incident."
In a statement posted on social media, the Kashmiri students said the offer to host the Eid lunch was a hollow gesture to mislead international public opinion and divert attention from the humanitarian crisis triggered by the "unconstitutional and authoritarian" moves of the central government.
Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) Navdeep Singh Virk said all police commissioners and district police superintendents have also been asked to strengthen security at bus stands and railway stations. "Steps must be taken to ensure the safety of Kashmiri students not only at their places of education or stay but also if they decide to head back home," Virk added.
Former Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) member Shehla Rashid, who is a member of former IAS officer Shah Faesal's political outfit Jammu and Kashmir Peoples' Movement (JKPM), took to her twitter handle to post, "We will challenge the order passed today in the Supreme Court. The move to replace "Government" by "Governor" and Constituent Assembly by "Legislative Assembly" is a fraud upon the Constitution. Appeal to progressive forces for solidarity. Protests today in Delhi and Bangalore."
Army chief General Bipin Rawat Monday asked a group of Kashmiri students to contribute towards creating a peaceful atmosphere in Kashmir and to "stay away from wrongful activities".
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday said "time will come" when people's sentiments, their desires and expectations will have fulfilment.
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear on Friday a PIL seeking direction to authorities to protect Kashmiri students who are allegedly being attacked in various parts of the country following the Pulwama terror strike.
1200 Kashmiri students threaten to leave Aligarh Muslim University if sedition charges not dropped
Dozens of protesting students today clashed with security forces in Handwara town in north and Pulwama in south Kashmir.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked all Chief Ministers to stay in touch with the Kashmiri youth in their states and take care of their interests.
Union Home minister Rajnath Singh on Friday asked all states to ensure safety of Kashmiris living in different parts of the country.
A bunch of Kashmiri students of Mewar University clashed with locals in Rajasthan’s Chittorgarh on Wednesday after they were allegedly taunted as “stone-pelters”.
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