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The bombshell resignation of hardline Kashmiri separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani last week as \u201cchairperson for life\u201d of the APHC has caused a near implosion in the Hurriyat.<\/p>\n
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\nGeelani\u2019s resignation blows lid off Pakistan medical college racket and the shadow war within Hurriyat
\nThe bombshell resignation of hardline Kashmiri separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani last week as \u201cchairperson for life\u201d of the APHC has caused a near implosion in the Hurriyat.
\nWritten By Nirupama Subramanian , Bashaarat Masood | Mumbai, Srinagar |
\nUpdated: July 5, 2020 8:17:46 am
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\nIslamabad would like him to withdraw resignation but the lines have been drawn. (Express archive photo)
\nTwo years ago, few would have imagined that questions raised within the All Party Hurriyat Conference (APHC) about an alleged racket in medical seats in Pakistan would come to such a pass.<\/p>\n
The bombshell resignation of hardline Kashmiri separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani last week as \u201cchairperson for life\u201d of the APHC has caused a near implosion in the Hurriyat.<\/p>\n
In his resignation letter, he accused Hurriyat representatives of corruption and cosying up to power structures in Pakistan which, ironically, is the shadow patron of the Hurriyat and whose voice he was in the Valley. He also nominated Abdullah Geelani, no favourite of Islamabad, as his successor.<\/p>\n
Editorial | As Geelani exits<\/p>\n
The unravelling of this umbrella group of separatists is a high-stakes political thriller still awaiting a denouement. How it ends could have far-reaching consequences given the political vacuum in the Valley.<\/p>\n
Its roots go back to the 2018 controversy over medical seats, sources have told The Sunday Express. Geelani\u2019s reference to an \u201cinternal investigation,\u201d in his letter is linked to this issue.<\/p>\n
For close to two decades \u2014 beginning with the d\u00e9tente in the Musharraf years \u2014 Pakistan rolled out the red carpet for Kashmiri students wanting to study medicine and engineering. Until last year, students who could not get admission locally would head to Pakistan, where seats were reserved for them in colleges in PoK, Islamabad, Karachi and Lahore. Most seats were fully sponsored by the Pakistan government, which used the Hurriyat, on both sides, to decide the allocation of these seats.<\/p>\n
An indication of how many Kashmiris studied in Pakistan came when hundreds crossed the Wagah border last week and are now at Amritsar, waiting to be transported back to their homes.<\/p>\n
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\nGeelani\u2019s resignation blows lid off Pakistan medical college racket and the shadow war within Hurriyat
\nThe bombshell resignation of hardline Kashmiri separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani last week as \u201cchairperson for life\u201d of the APHC has caused a near implosion in the Hurriyat.
\nWritten By Nirupama Subramanian , Bashaarat Masood | Mumbai, Srinagar |
\nUpdated: July 5, 2020 8:17:46 am
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\nSyed Ali Shah Geelani resignation, Pakistan medical college racket, Hurriyat Conference, Kashmir news, Indian express news
\nIslamabad would like him to withdraw resignation but the lines have been drawn. (Express archive photo)
\nTwo years ago, few would have imagined that questions raised within the All Party Hurriyat Conference (APHC) about an alleged racket in medical seats in Pakistan would come to such a pass.<\/p>\n
The bombshell resignation of hardline Kashmiri separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani last week as \u201cchairperson for life\u201d of the APHC has caused a near implosion in the Hurriyat.<\/p>\n
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\nIn his resignation letter, he accused Hurriyat representatives of corruption and cosying up to power structures in Pakistan which, ironically, is the shadow patron of the Hurriyat and whose voice he was in the Valley. He also nominated Abdullah Geelani, no favourite of Islamabad, as his successor.<\/p>\n
Editorial | As Geelani exits<\/p>\n
The unravelling of this umbrella group of separatists is a high-stakes political thriller still awaiting a denouement. How it ends could have far-reaching consequences given the political vacuum in the Valley.<\/p>\n
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\nIts roots go back to the 2018 controversy over medical seats, sources have told The Sunday Express. Geelani\u2019s reference to an \u201cinternal investigation,\u201d in his letter is linked to this issue.<\/p>\n
Read | Hawk Geelani quits as Hurriyat faction chief, slams rival bid to \u2018create parallel structure\u2019<\/p>\n
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\nFor close to two decades \u2014 beginning with the d\u00e9tente in the Musharraf years \u2014 Pakistan rolled out the red carpet for Kashmiri students wanting to study medicine and engineering. Until last year, students who could not get admission locally would head to Pakistan, where seats were reserved for them in colleges in PoK, Islamabad, Karachi and Lahore. Most seats were fully sponsored by the Pakistan government, which used the Hurriyat, on both sides, to decide the allocation of these seats.<\/p>\n
An indication of how many Kashmiris studied in Pakistan came when hundreds crossed the Wagah border last week and are now at Amritsar, waiting to be transported back to their homes.<\/p>\n
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In 2018, Abdullah Geelani, a Kashmiri and a former member of the Hizbul Mujahideen, who has lived in Pakistan for many years, alleged that Ghulam Mustafa Safi, then convenor of the Muzaffarabad chapter of the APHC, was \u201cselling\u201d these seats in Kashmir.<\/p>\n
Abdullah is the younger brother of the late Delhi University teacher S A R Geelani who was acquitted of involvement in the 2001 Jaish attack on Parliament.<\/p>\n
Last year, no students went because of uncertain conditions in Kashmir but before that, in Srinagar, it was an open secret that both the Geelani and Mirwaiz factions of the Hurriyat held sway over who got the seats, according to a beneficiary.<\/p>\n
Geelani Senior\u2019s grand-daughters, too, study medicine in Pakistan, but after allegations of racketeering first surfaced, he stopped recommending names for the seats.<\/p>\n
The allegations are now part of a National Investigation Agency investigation in which several Kashmiris are accused and are in Tihar Jail.<\/p>\n
\u201cAllegations are allegations,\u201d Safi told The Sunday Express from Pakistan. \u201cThese allegations are fake, they have been made in a letter, there is no proof. Allegations of NIA remain as allegations until proven and substantiated by documentary proof.\u201d<\/p>\n
But even before the NIA investigation, it had set off a storm in the Hurriyat. Geelani sacked Safi at the end of 2018 and appointed Abdullah as convenor in January 2019.<\/p>\n
But Abdullah Geelani\u2019s convenorship was stormy too. He was not popular with the other Hurriyat leaders in PoK, nor, more importantly, with the Pak establishment.<\/p>\n
Armed with Geelani Senior\u2019 s mandate, he initiated enquiries against Safi. But Safi, said to have the backing of the Pak establishment, remained a parallel power centre.<\/p>\n
In his resignation letter, Geelani Senior makes a reference to these allegations, and says when \u201cinvestigations\u201d were launched by the party, \u201cto circumvent the process of transparency and accountability\u2026your representatives started non-cooperating with the convenor\u2026\u201d<\/p>\n
Safi denied that his exit as convenor of the Hurriyat\u2019s PoK chapter was acrimonious. \u201cThere are no differences between us,\u201d he said, but added that \u201cas I am the representative (in PoK) of the Tehreek-e-Hurriyat which is not part of APHC\u2026I am not bound by the leadership of the APHC\u201d.<\/p>\n
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\nGeelani\u2019s resignation blows lid off Pakistan medical college racket and the shadow war within Hurriyat
\nThe bombshell resignation of hardline Kashmiri separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani last week as \u201cchairperson for life\u201d of the APHC has caused a near implosion in the Hurriyat.
\nWritten By Nirupama Subramanian , Bashaarat Masood | Mumbai, Srinagar |
\nUpdated: July 5, 2020 8:17:46 am
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\nSyed Ali Shah Geelani resignation, Pakistan medical college racket, Hurriyat Conference, Kashmir news, Indian express news
\nIslamabad would like him to withdraw resignation but the lines have been drawn. (Express archive photo)
\nTwo years ago, few would have imagined that questions raised within the All Party Hurriyat Conference (APHC) about an alleged racket in medical seats in Pakistan would come to such a pass.<\/p>\n
The bombshell resignation of hardline Kashmiri separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani last week as \u201cchairperson for life\u201d of the APHC has caused a near implosion in the Hurriyat.<\/p>\n
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\nIn his resignation letter, he accused Hurriyat representatives of corruption and cosying up to power structures in Pakistan which, ironically, is the shadow patron of the Hurriyat and whose voice he was in the Valley. He also nominated Abdullah Geelani, no favourite of Islamabad, as his successor.<\/p>\n
Editorial | As Geelani exits<\/p>\n
The unravelling of this umbrella group of separatists is a high-stakes political thriller still awaiting a denouement. How it ends could have far-reaching consequences given the political vacuum in the Valley.<\/p>\n
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\nIts roots go back to the 2018 controversy over medical seats, sources have told The Sunday Express. Geelani\u2019s reference to an \u201cinternal investigation,\u201d in his letter is linked to this issue.<\/p>\n
Read | Hawk Geelani quits as Hurriyat faction chief, slams rival bid to \u2018create parallel structure\u2019<\/p>\n
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\nFor close to two decades \u2014 beginning with the d\u00e9tente in the Musharraf years \u2014 Pakistan rolled out the red carpet for Kashmiri students wanting to study medicine and engineering. Until last year, students who could not get admission locally would head to Pakistan, where seats were reserved for them in colleges in PoK, Islamabad, Karachi and Lahore. Most seats were fully sponsored by the Pakistan government, which used the Hurriyat, on both sides, to decide the allocation of these seats.<\/p>\n
An indication of how many Kashmiris studied in Pakistan came when hundreds crossed the Wagah border last week and are now at Amritsar, waiting to be transported back to their homes.<\/p>\n
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In 2018, Abdullah Geelani, a Kashmiri and a former member of the Hizbul Mujahideen, who has lived in Pakistan for many years, alleged that Ghulam Mustafa Safi, then convenor of the Muzaffarabad chapter of the APHC, was \u201cselling\u201d these seats in Kashmir.<\/p>\n
Abdullah is the younger brother of the late Delhi University teacher S A R Geelani who was acquitted of involvement in the 2001 Jaish attack on Parliament.<\/p>\n
Last year, no students went because of uncertain conditions in Kashmir but before that, in Srinagar, it was an open secret that both the Geelani and Mirwaiz factions of the Hurriyat held sway over who got the seats, according to a beneficiary.<\/p>\n
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Geelani Senior\u2019s grand-daughters, too, study medicine in Pakistan, but after allegations of racketeering first surfaced, he stopped recommending names for the seats.<\/p>\n
The allegations are now part of a National Investigation Agency investigation in which several Kashmiris are accused and are in Tihar Jail.<\/p>\n
\u201cAllegations are allegations,\u201d Safi told The Sunday Express from Pakistan. \u201cThese allegations are fake, they have been made in a letter, there is no proof. Allegations of NIA remain as allegations until proven and substantiated by documentary proof.\u201d<\/p>\n
But even before the NIA investigation, it had set off a storm in the Hurriyat. Geelani sacked Safi at the end of 2018 and appointed Abdullah as convenor in January 2019.<\/p>\n
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But Abdullah Geelani\u2019s convenorship was stormy too. He was not popular with the other Hurriyat leaders in PoK, nor, more importantly, with the Pak establishment.<\/p>\n
Armed with Geelani Senior\u2019 s mandate, he initiated enquiries against Safi. But Safi, said to have the backing of the Pak establishment, remained a parallel power centre.<\/p>\n
In his resignation letter, Geelani Senior makes a reference to these allegations, and says when \u201cinvestigations\u201d were launched by the party, \u201cto circumvent the process of transparency and accountability\u2026your representatives started non-cooperating with the convenor\u2026\u201d<\/p>\n
Safi denied that his exit as convenor of the Hurriyat\u2019s PoK chapter was acrimonious. \u201cThere are no differences between us,\u201d he said, but added that \u201cas I am the representative (in PoK) of the Tehreek-e-Hurriyat which is not part of APHC\u2026I am not bound by the leadership of the APHC\u201d.<\/p>\n
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Safi said he owes allegiance only to Ashraf Sehrai, leader of the TeH in Kashmir. Sehrai, whose militant son was recently killed in an encounter, remains a serious contender to the leadership of the post-Geelani Hurriyat, despite Geelani\u2019s naming of Abdullah as heir.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Abdullah was burning his bridges with Islamabad. Sources said after the August 5 decisions in Kashmir, Abdullah Geelani became a vocal voice against the Pak establishment for not doing enough to protest New Delhi\u2019s moves.<\/p>\n
Hizbul Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin, too, began to question the silence of the Pak establishment. One view in Pakistan is that Geelani\u2019s resignation may have also had a Hizb push. At one stage, Salahuddin questioned how some leaders in Kashmir had escaped detention while others had not, and why those who were free had not spoken up. Geelani\u2019s resignation letter too raises this concern.<\/p>\n
The Indian security establishment has also been saying for some months that Salahuddin has been sidelined, and the new Kashmir militant outfit, The Resistance Front, is a Pak-created front of the globally designated Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Toiba, and is a snub to the Hizb.<\/p>\n
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