SRINAGAR: A fledgling terror group operating as a shadow outfit of the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba on Monday warned Indian nationals from outside J&K against using the new domicile law to settle in the Valley, saying anyone who does so would be "treated as an agent of RSS and dealt with appropriately".
The Resistance Front (TRF), which sources say is the ISI's new blue-eyed boy, termed the domicile law "an RSS-BJP plot to change the demography of Kashmir".
According to the domicile law notified by the Centre recently, any person who has resided in J&K for a period of 15 years is eligible for a domicile certificate. For students, the minimum requirement is to study for seven years in any institute in the Valley and clear the Class X or XII exams. The law also offers domicile rights to anyone displaced by terrorism in Kashmir and thereafter registered with the relief and rehabilitation commissioner (migrants).
The TRF said that though it “observes the principles of Islam and does not harm non-combatant/civilians of any race, religion or ethnicity under any circumstances", it would not be "deceived byRead More – Source
SRINAGAR: A fledgling terror group operating as a shadow outfit of the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba on Monday warned Indian nationals from outside J&K against using the new domicile law to settle in the Valley, saying anyone who does so would be "treated as an agent of RSS and dealt with appropriately".
The Resistance Front (TRF), which sources say is the ISI's new blue-eyed boy, termed the domicile law "an RSS-BJP plot to change the demography of Kashmir".
According to the domicile law notified by the Centre recently, any person who has resided in J&K for a period of 15 years is eligible for a domicile certificate. For students, the minimum requirement is to study for seven years in any institute in the Valley and clear the Class X or XII exams. The law also offers domicile rights to anyone displaced by terrorism in Kashmir and thereafter registered with the relief and rehabilitation commissioner (migrants).
The TRF said that though it “observes the principles of Islam and does not harm non-combatant/civilians of any race, religion or ethnicity under any circumstances", it would not be "deceived byRead More – Source
