Terror attacks are against tenets of Islam: Anjuman
TNN | Feb 23, 2019, 06:22 IST
Dharwad: The students of Anjuman School and colleges and members of Anjuman-E-Islam took out a rally in Dharwad on Friday to protest the terrorist attack on CRPF jawans at Pulwama in Jammu and Kashmir.
Carrying a huge tricolour, they went in a procession from Anjuman campus to the deputy commissioner’s office passing through important roads and junctions. Led by Anjuman-E-Islam president Ismail Tamatgar, the members condemned the terrorist attacks on India’s defence personnel and expressed solidarity with India in tackling the terrorists. They said it was inhuman and against the tenets of Islam to kill anyone. They said the community stands solidly behind the government in its endeavor to end the terrorist menace and restore peace and harmony in the country. They also condemned the efforts to divide the armed forces on the basis of caste.
The members submitted a memorandum to the DC expressing grief over the killing of security personnel and extended support to the members of bereaved families.
Carrying a huge tricolour, they went in a procession from Anjuman campus to the deputy commissioner’s office passing through important roads and junctions. Led by Anjuman-E-Islam president Ismail Tamatgar, the members condemned the terrorist attacks on India’s defence personnel and expressed solidarity with India in tackling the terrorists. They said it was inhuman and against the tenets of Islam to kill anyone. They said the community stands solidly behind the government in its endeavor to end the terrorist menace and restore peace and harmony in the country. They also condemned the efforts to divide the armed forces on the basis of caste.
The members submitted a memorandum to the DC expressing grief over the killing of security personnel and extended support to the members of bereaved families.
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