Chandigarh: Shiroman Akali Dal (SAD) President Sukhbir Singh Badal condemns ‘systematic targeting’ members of the minority community in Jammu and Kashmir.
He appealed to the center and the UT government to improve security to instill confidence in minorities to prevent other migration attacks from the valley.
Expressing shocks on the portion of two teachers in Srinagar, the sad president said it was surprising that both teachers – Satinder Kaur and Deepep Chand – separated from the majority community members after terrorists fell to their school and then shot dead.
He said efforts were made to create fear between the minority community in addition to encouraging communal disputes in the valley.
He expressed deep condolences to the Satinder Kaur family, who was the principal of a high school of boys, Idgah and his colleague Deepak Chand.
Badal said it was surprising that seven civilians had been killed in the last five days in Kashmir.
He urged the central and UT government to install gaps and strengthen security settings in the valley to end the murder.
“It seems that members of the minority community, as well as outsiders, are targeted as part of a new terrorist action plan.
UT government needs to reevaluate its security strategy immediately to meet this new challenge”.
Badal also condemned new axles in the Kashmir Pandit community in Kashmir.
He said the attack on the leading businessman Makan Lal Bindroo, while he issued a drug in the apotokya, was a cowardice that had no place in a civilized society.
Badal said the sad delegation would visit Srinagar immediately to meet members of the minority community, which had been chosen for elimination and fulfill the administration of the United States to request an increase in security protection for members of the minority community.