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Kashmiri student dies in hyderabad, Valley on edge

UJC backs Majlis

Srinagar, Mar 3: United Jihad Council (UJC) supremo Syed Salahuddin has expressed satisfaction over the forma-tion of the united front of pro-freedom parties under the banner of Muttahida Majlis-e-Mushawarat (MMM).

“MMM should devise a joint strategy to give the movement a new direction,” UJC spokes-man Syed Sadaqat Hussain said in a statement while quoting Salahuddin. He

Hoteliers Club felicitate Khanday

MMM issues fresh

protest calendar

Srinagar, Mar 3: Con-demning the death of a Kashmiri student in Hyderabad, the Muttahi-da Majlis-e-Mushawarat (MMM), a joint front of separatist leaders, Sunday issued a fresh protest cal-endar asking people to observe complete strike on March 4. It also called for Parigam, Pulwama Chalo on March 5 to express solidarity with the family members of slain student Muddasir. According to a state-ment issued here, MMM

held a meeting in Sri-nagar in which leaders from Hurriyat (G), Hur-riyat (M), JKLF, Kashmir High Court Bar Associa-tion and Dukhtaran-e-Millat participated. “The participants dis-cussed the situation in Kashmir that has shaped up after Afzal Guru’s exe-cution. We also deliberated on the murder of Muddasir Kamran, who was pursu-ing PhD in English at Hyderabad University,”

Geelani extends

Delhi stay Will Try My Best To Come Up To People’s Expectations: CS

GK NewS NetworK

Srinagar, Mar 3: Newly appointed Chief Secre-tary, Muhammad Iqbal Khanday Sunday prom-ised that he will try his best to come up to the expectations of the people and rejuvenate the administrative set up for larger public cause . Speaking at an interactive session orga-nized in his honor by the Jammu and Kash-mir Hoteliers Club (JKHC) at Hotel Grand Palace here, Khanday said that expectations are very high and he will try his best to per-form as per his ability. “I know almost all the officers personally as they have worked with me in various capacities during my ser-vice career in the state. I hope the personal rapport I am sharing with the administra-

tion and the people would help my endeavor to serve the state better,” he said. Representatives of the tourism sector, trade, travel, hoteliers, civil society members and media men were present. The stakeholders while highlighting their problems expressed the hope that being a son of the soil, Khanday’s elevation to the highest administrative post in the state was an honor for everybody. During the interactive session Khanday said his doors would always remain open for the people and those connected with the tour-ism industry. “I shall always look forward to sit with you and together we will be able to find solution of the problems faced by the industry. I have been deeply touched and

BJP, PDP nexus out in open: Rana

Jammu, Mar 3: National Conference, p r o v i n c i a l president Dev-ender Singh Rana has said that extending of support by BJP to PDP-sponsored candi-date Shiban Krishan Dudha in the Legislative Council polls has vindicated NC’s stand that an “unholy political alliance” exists between BJP and PDP. In a statement issued here today, Rana said BJP has of late upped its ante for abrogation of Article 370. “This latest deal of BJP with the PDP is a quid pro quo for PDP’s assured support for

LegiaLative CounCiL PoLLs Dudha emerges potent threat for

coalition candidatesAfter PDP-NPP,

BJP Extends Support To Him

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Jammu, Mar 3: Emerging as a potent threat for one of the ruling coalition candidates in the valley, the lone inde-pendent candidate in fray for one of the four seats of Leg-islative Council (LC) from Kashmir, slated for polls on March 7, has managed to garner support of Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) indicating a tough contest ahead. The independent candi-date, Shiban Krishan Dudha will be in direct contest with three coalition candidates –Abdul Majeed Bhat (NC), Showkat Ganai (NC) and Muzaffar Parray (Congress). BJP state president Jugal Kishore Sharma today announced support of his party MLAs to Dudha. “A gen-eral consensus has emerged in the party, including the party’s state legislator group, to sup-port the candidature of Shiban Krishan Dudha, who has filed his nomination papers as an independent candidate from Valley and is not affiliated to any political party”, Sharma said in a statement. He said BJP has also

taken consideration of the fact that Dudha belongs to displaced Kashmiri Pandit community, for the cause of which the BJP has “constant-ly struggled and will continue to do so in future as well”. The party has only four MLAs in the Lower House as seven other MLAs of BJP

Separatists cry ‘murder’, Mainstream seeks probe Abid bAShir

Srinagar, Mar 3: Death of a Kashmiri student in Hyderabad evoked widespread condemna-tion and criticism Sunday with mainstream parties terming it “mysterious death that needs to be probed” and separatists claim-ing that the south Kashmir youth was “murdered under a well-planned strategy.”

Talking to Greater Kashmir over phone from New Delhi, senior National Conference (NC)

‘Muddasir Was Continuously Persecuted By University’; JKP, MHA In Touch With Andhra Pradesh Police: DGP

Anti-Soz voices in Cong get shriller Dissidents Decide To Petition AICC For Leadership Change

AbhiNAv verMA

Jammu, Mar 3: Around half a dozen Congress legislators Sunday came out openly against state Congress chief Prof Saif-ud-Din Soz. They have decided to approach the AICC high command for change of party leadership in the state. The Congress dissidents, led by Minister of State for Coopera-tives Manhor Lal, held a closed door meeting at PWD Engineering Institute Guest House at Gandhi Nagar on Saturday evening and resolved to approach party high command to depute Union Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad to Jammu and Kashmir for the ensuing general

elections, sources told Greater Kashmir. They added that the leaders, including legislators having close affiliation with Azad were part of the meeting. They included former minister GM Saroori, MLC Jahangir Mir, MLC Naresh Gupta, MLC Muhammad Amin Bhat, Ex-Mayor Manmohan Choudhary

and former Jammu Bar Asso-ciation President BS Salathia. It was learnt that the Congress

dissidents have decided to come out openly against Soz after he managed candidature of Muzaffar Parray for one of the four seats of Legislative Council from Kashmir Valley.

Muddasir Ahmed Malla

ProTesTs, ClAsHes BreAKoUT froM norTH To soUTH

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Srinagar/Pulwama, Mar 3: Massive protests broke out in different parts of the Valley on Sunday soon after the word about Kashmiri student being found dead in his hostel room in Hyderabad spread. Muddasir Ahmed Malla son of Ghulam Qadir Malla of Parigam Pulwama, pur-suing his doctorate at Cen-tral Institute of English and Foreign Languages (CIEFL) in Hyderabad was found

hanging in his hostel room on Saturday evening. Massive protests and clashes broke out at Pul-wama in south Kashmir and other adjoining areas as the news spread. Reports said that hun-dreds of youth raising pro-freedom slogans took to the streets and staged massive demonstrations. Mourners alleged that Muddasir was murdered. Police and para-military CRPF men swung

EFLU Proctor bookedhyderabad, Mar 3: The proctor of English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU) Hyderabad was booked Sunday for allegedly abetting the suicide of Muddasir Ahmed Malla.

“A case of abetment to suicide under section 306 of the IPC has been registered against professor H K Vizra,” said inspector P Ashok attached to Osmania University (OU) Police Station.

ShAbir ibN YUSUF

Srinagar, Mar 3: A Kashmiri student, Muddasir Ahmed Malla son of Ghulam Qadir Malla of Parigam Pulwama, pursuing his doctorate at Eng-lish and Foreign Languages University (EFLU) Hydera-bad was found hanging in his hostel room late Saturday eve-ning. Police termed it a case of suicide, however several of his

colleagues said that Muddasir was constantly persecuted by university administration. “He was forced to commit suicide as he was constantly

persecuted by university administration and his room mate Waseem,” Naseer Ahmad, one of his classmates told Greater Kashmir over telephone from Hyderabad. “He was being harassed by them for past more than four months,” he added. Naseer said that initially, university authorities did not pay any heed to his death. “We staged protests this morning to attract the attention of the uni-versity authorities,” he said. Naseer claimed that on Sunday evening they went to

Muddasir’s room and found a note there. “It is only police who can tell what he has writ-ten in the note,” he said. Another student Muzam-il said it is wrong to say that Muddasir was arrested for taking part in protests staged against the hanging of Muhammad Afzal Guru in

Hyderabad. “Do not portray things in such a way. It is wrong. Nobody has taken part in protests and investigations would reveal how he died,” Muzamil said. “We were being told that he had a tussle with his roommate. What has hap-pened I do not know.” Talking to Greater Kash-

mir Commissioner of Police (CP) Hyderabad, Anurag Sharma said that Muddasir had committed suicide. “This case has no connection with Hyderabad blast or Afzal Guru issue,” Sharma said and added that he had strained relations with his roommate

S r i n a g a r , M a r 3 : D i s p e l l i n g rumors that he was arriv-ing in the Valley on March 6, Hurriyat Confer-ence (G) chairman Syed Ali Geelani Sunday said he has not finalized the date as to when he would return to Kashmir from New Delhi. Talking to Greater Kashmir over phone from New Delhi, Geelani said: “I am not coming on March 6. I haven’t decided about my return plans so far. I haven’t booked any ticket as well.” The veteran leader said he would beforehand inform the people about his arrival. Pertinently, the Hur-riyat (G) chairman left for Delhi in December last year. According to Hurriyat spokesman, due to severe

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