Reasi. All Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh Teachers Federation aft. with Akhil Bhartiya Rashtriya Shakshik Mahasangh has strongly condemned the killing of a teacher, Rajni Bala of Samba, in Kulgam district. A candle march protest organised by district units of the organisation at various district headquarters. AJKLTF Gen. Secretary Rattan Sharma lead a protest at Reasi and demanded security and safety to all the teachers in the Kashmir.
Rattan Sharma while condemning the killing said in his address, “Pakistani sponsored terrorism is a cancer in J&K that should have no place in our society”.
“Not only has it deeply saddened me, it has added to the personal rage against the menace of terrorism in Kashmir. Please tell me, what does killing an unarmed woman achieve for anyone? This is not Islam, this barbarity had nothing to do with religion. It is pure genocidal hate sponsored by Pakistan and its agents across the Jammu Kashmir”.
Sharma appealed to the authorities that strictest punishment should be meted out “not only to the terrorists, but also to their ecosystem of support”. He also appealed to the public to peacefully protest against this barbarity and make it clear to the world that Kashmiri society has nothing to do with terrorism.
State vice president Pardeep Kumar in his address, said killing of innocent people benefits only the enemies of peace. He added that people of all sections of society must come forward to stop this vicious cycle of violence.
Urging the government to identify and punish the perpetrators of these killings he expressed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family.
AJKLTF District President Manjeet Singh also strongly condemned attack on a female teacher in Kulgam and said that “the killers of innocents are not the saviors of any religion or land but the defaulters of peace and tranquility of the area.”
He also conveyed his solidarity and heartfelt condolences to the fateful family of Rajni Bala and prayed for the eternal peace of the departed soul.
Shakeel Ahmd district Senior Vice President in his address also urged upon the administration and security agencies to beef up the security network and save the lives of innocent people in the valley. “The case of firing in the indoor premises of School clearly reveals the height of insecurity in the government offices,” he added.
