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'U.S. war, an act of global terrorism'
By Our Special Correspondent
NEW DELHI, NOV. 6. The war on Afghanistan led by the United
States has been described by the All-India Muslim Majlis-e-
Mushawarat as nothing but an act of ``global terrorism'' against
the innocent people of a country.
It demanded that the United Nations, the Organisation of Islamic
Conference and the Indian Government jointly put pressure on the
U.S. to immediately stop the ``barbaric attack''.
A meeting was held here on Sunday with Maulana Ahmad Ali Qasmi,
general secretary of the Mushawarat, in the chair. A large number
of Muslim scholars and clerics, who attended it, condemned the
U.S. for declaring an ``individual and a country criminal without
proof and then declaring war on a country against all
international norms''.
The meeting appealed that Friday, November 16, be observed as a
day of prayer for the people of Afghanistan.
The Mushawarat described the Prevention of Terrorism Ordinance
(POTO) as being against the spirit of democracy and the
Constitution.
Besides, it was a ``conspiracy to terrorise Muslims'' who had a
bitter experience with the now-lapsed TADA Act. Already,
`madrasas' had come under the microscope and seen as ``hot beds
of terrorist activities.'' The ``black law'' had been brought in
to communalise the atmosphere in Uttar Pradesh and other States
where polls are due in March next year,'' it alleged.
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