Kerala MLA KT Jaleel’s Kashmir remarks unacceptable: Governor Arif

By Express News Service

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Governor Arif Mohammed Khan on Sunday termed as “unacceptable” MLA Okay T Jaleel’s controversial Facebook publish on Kashmir. Khan additionally puzzled whether or not such feedback have been made ‘after going through some literature’ or ‘out of ignorance’. “I feel very sorry about such type of comments,” he instructed reporters on the sidelines of an occasion within the state capital. 

In a Facebook publish throughout his current Kashmir tour, Jaleel had used phrases like ‘India-controlled Kashmir’ and ‘Azad Kashmir’, triggering a row. MLA A C Moideen, who led the committee of legislators for the journey, refused to defend Jaleel and backed CPM’s stance. The get together had distanced itself from Jaleel’s assertion. “The party I represent has a clear opinion on the remarks. I share the same opinion. We adopt a stance that befits the unity and integrity of the country,” Moideen stated.

Jaleel minimize quick his programmes in Delhi and rushed to Kerala within the early hours of Sunday amid studies that the Delhi police had booked him for treason. He maintained that his phrases have been misinterpreted, however refused to talk extra on the difficulty.

Meanwhile, Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad lodged a grievance with the Thiruvananthapuram metropolis police commissioner towards Jaleel for his remarks “against the unity and integrity of the country.” Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha is planning to lodge an analogous grievance with the police.

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Governor Arif Mohammed Khan on Sunday termed as “unacceptable” MLA Okay T Jaleel’s controversial Facebook publish on Kashmir. Khan additionally puzzled whether or not such feedback have been made ‘after going through some literature’ or ‘out of ignorance’. “I feel very sorry about such type of comments,” he instructed reporters on the sidelines of an occasion within the state capital. 

In a Facebook publish throughout his current Kashmir tour, Jaleel had used phrases like ‘India-controlled Kashmir’ and ‘Azad Kashmir’, triggering a row. MLA A C Moideen, who led the committee of legislators for the journey, refused to defend Jaleel and backed CPM’s stance. The get together had distanced itself from Jaleel’s assertion. “The party I represent has a clear opinion on the remarks. I share the same opinion. We adopt a stance that befits the unity and integrity of the country,” Moideen stated.

Jaleel minimize quick his programmes in Delhi and rushed to Kerala within the early hours of Sunday amid studies that the Delhi police had booked him for treason. He maintained that his phrases have been misinterpreted, however refused to talk extra on the difficulty.

Meanwhile, Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad lodged a grievance with the Thiruvananthapuram metropolis police commissioner towards Jaleel for his remarks “against the unity and integrity of the country.” Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha is planning to lodge an analogous grievance with the police.