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MMU shocked over Bandipora incident | KNO

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Srinagar, April 13 (KNO) : Mutahida Majlise Ulema (MMU) expressed deep shock over the shameful and shocking incident at Bandipora district of north Kashmir, stating that the incident reflects the moral degradation in sections of society, which is highly unfortunate. MMU in a statement issued to KNO said that “it’s the responsibility of one and all among us to protect our moral and social fabric so that acts of such a grave concern aren't repeated.” The spokesman said that several drives were initiated in the past by MMU and its patron Mirwaiz Umar Farooq by involving different shades of people to create awareness about character building in the light of Quran and Hadith and it's time again that ulemas and heads of localities to work in tandem and ensure such incidents are prevented laying stress on every segment of society to play it's positive role. The MMU spokesman said it was painful to see that in the land of Sufi and saints, social evils especially liquor abuse, drug addiction was growing which was a serious concern for Kashmir. MMU said that all segments of society should introspect about these issues and see how they can contribute in their personal and collective capacity to rid the society of these grave issues.(KNO)

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