Bandh called by Hurriyat exposes its true face: Kashmiri Activist

ANI  |  New Delhi [India] 

As the Hurriyat leaders called for strike against the visit of Prime Minister Modi, Kashmiri Activist Sushil Pandit on Sunday said that the incident exposes the true face of the former, which is to oppose even at the cost of Kashmir.

"This is very clearly exposing that Hurriyat is opposed to even at the cost of Kashmir. This is a clear case of chopping one's nose to spite one's face and exposure knocks the credibility out of Hurriyat and everyone in Kashmir must see the true face of Hurriyat on this occasion," Pandit told ANI.

He further said that the Hurriyat just wants to oppose even at the cost of the future of the Kashmiri youth.

Earlier, Jammu and Kashmir's Hurriyat leaders called for strike against the visit of Prime Minister on April 2, who will be visiting the Valley to inaugurate the longest highway tunnel, Chenani-Nashri tunnel.

The tunnel on NH-44 which connects Jammu with Srinagar, will reduce travel time between the two cities by up to two hours. It's expected to achieve a distance-reduction of 31 km, bypassing snow-bound upper reaches. The estimated daily fuel savings are to the tune of Rs. 27 lakh.

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Bandh called by Hurriyat exposes its true face: Kashmiri Activist

As the Hurriyat leaders called for strike against the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Kashmiri Activist Sushil Pandit on Sunday said that the incident exposes the true face of the former, which is to oppose India even at the cost of Kashmir."This is very clearly exposing that Hurriyat is opposed to India even at the cost of Kashmir. This is a clear case of chopping one's nose to spite one's face and exposure knocks the credibility out of Hurriyat and everyone in Kashmir must see the true face of Hurriyat on this occasion," Pandit told ANI.He further said that the Hurriyat just wants to oppose India even at the cost of the future of the Kashmiri youth.Earlier, Jammu and Kashmir's Hurriyat leaders called for strike against the visit of Prime Minister on April 2, who will be visiting the Valley to inaugurate the longest highway tunnel, Chenani-Nashri tunnel.The tunnel on NH-44 which connects Jammu with Srinagar, will reduce travel time between the two cities by up to two hours. ...

As the Hurriyat leaders called for strike against the visit of Prime Minister Modi, Kashmiri Activist Sushil Pandit on Sunday said that the incident exposes the true face of the former, which is to oppose even at the cost of Kashmir.

"This is very clearly exposing that Hurriyat is opposed to even at the cost of Kashmir. This is a clear case of chopping one's nose to spite one's face and exposure knocks the credibility out of Hurriyat and everyone in Kashmir must see the true face of Hurriyat on this occasion," Pandit told ANI.

He further said that the Hurriyat just wants to oppose even at the cost of the future of the Kashmiri youth.

Earlier, Jammu and Kashmir's Hurriyat leaders called for strike against the visit of Prime Minister on April 2, who will be visiting the Valley to inaugurate the longest highway tunnel, Chenani-Nashri tunnel.

The tunnel on NH-44 which connects Jammu with Srinagar, will reduce travel time between the two cities by up to two hours. It's expected to achieve a distance-reduction of 31 km, bypassing snow-bound upper reaches. The estimated daily fuel savings are to the tune of Rs. 27 lakh.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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