Pakistan- born Canadian Writer Tarek Fatah slams Maulvis, who misguide Muslims by making them believe in Life after Death in ‘Jannat’

Jaipur, Nov 20, 2016: Tarek Fatah, a Pakistan- born Canadian writer urged the Islamic community to not get misguided by the maulvis who give them a hope of life after death in 'Jannat'.

Fatah said that "Muslims should understand that it is all about the present life, the real life is what we live here".

According to PTI, on the second day of Jaipur Dialogues he said that it is funny that even the educated Muslims believe the theory of a beautiful life after death in 'Jannat'.

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He said that his native country, Pakistan has been performing surgical strikes against its neighbour, India since 1947 and has been circulating counterfeit Indian currency as means of vengeance for the 1971 war.

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Fatah also condemned the Delhi Chief Arvind Kejriwal and the Former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah for their objection to the government's decision of demonetization of the Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes.

Strategic Affairs Analyst Sushant Sareen said that the issues in Kashmir are not just limited to the particular state but has engulfed the entire country and the Indian citizens need to be informed about the solution available for it.

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He further added, the main cause of the Kashmir issue is "intellectual failure" and that "the provisions in the Article 370 of the Constitution was not a hurdle in the solution of the Kashmir issue".

Sareen also said that "Political establishments and experts say there should be political solution to the Kashmir issue but what specific and exact political solution should be there, has not been elaborated".

The problem could be solved if the citizens of Kashmir start recognising themselves as Indian citizens, Sareen said.

Sareen advised that "It should be made mandatory that children of government employees, officers and elected public representatives from the level of Panchayat to Parliament will get education in government schools".

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Lt Gen (Retd) Ata Hasnain holds the separatists responsible for the conditions in Kashmir. He said that "Those who spread hatred takes advantage of financially weak people".

He said that both the Army and the police need to be stationed in the valley to maintain peace and the situation could be improved by refining the education, healthcare and financial conditions of the people living in the valley, mentioned PTI.

David Frawley, an American Hindu teacher said that some regional parties are opposing the actions of the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi to protect their own agenda. He frowned upon Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of Delhi for his opposition to the demonetization in India.

-prepared by Shivam Thaker of NewsGram. Twitter: @Shivam_Thaker