The report said that Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti had issued strict instructions to officials to identify land to be allotted to the Jamiat-e-Ahle-Hadith on a permanent basis. Instruction to officials to identify land for Idd gah Veeri was responding to The Kashmir Press news story which went viral on social media. We don’t need a certificate from anyone to prove our allegiance to the Kashmir cause.” And our stand is that it should get solved through peaceful means. We maintain Kashmir is a dispute and it will remain so.

“Our contribution towards the struggle is visible like a blazing sun. Are they ‘thekedar’ (contractors) of the movement?” he asks. “Some call us agents, some call us informers. He further said that the people were maligning Jamiat by name calling. I don’t understand what sin we have committed? “He said in a six minute long video. “From whatsapp to facebook, people are against us everywhere, some are abusing our Ulemas, and some are abusing our ideology. Stressing upon the Jamiat members to show unity, Veeri said that the Jamiat demanding an Eidgah from the government has put the entire social media on fire as if it had done something grossly wrong. “We have to seek permission for praying Eid Namaz from the very beginning of the holy month of Ramadan, and then we are not sure if we will be allowed to pray,” he said. Jamiat’s letter to Cheif minister asking for land to be allotted for Iddgah on permanent basis Veeri said that the Jamiat was always concerned at the beginning of every Ramadan about the location of the proposed Eidgah. We also need a permanent place for Namaz.” “It is our right to get land for offering Nimaaz collectively,” Veeri, who is also general secretary of Jamiat, told the gathering in an angry voice. How come, only the Jamiat is accused of having committed a wrong by approaching the government for being allotted the same. Veeri, who is known for his fiery sermons while speaking at religious gathering in uptown locality of Chanapora, Srinagar, said every jamaat (religious group) has 200 or 300 kanals of land for discharging religious activities. Srinagar: Firebrand leader of the Jamiat-Ahl-e-Hadees, Moulana Mushtaq Veeri, has defended the Jamiat’s decision to approach the government for allotting land for an Eidgah, and is trying to silence critics by stating, ‘nobody is thekaydar (contractor) of the movement.’ Jamiat Ahl-e-Hadith General Secretary Mushtaq Veeri

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