Majid Khan becomes ‘inspiration’ for others; One more local terrorist returns home

Srinagar, November 20: Humanity, peace, law and order may get lighter in the dark shadow of terrorism but it cannot be wiped out. Footballer Majid Khan’s return from terrorism is proving as an inspiration for others who became terrorists and forcing them to come back in the mainstream and to their beloved ones. Notably, days after Majid returned home, one more Kashmiri terrorist has left the terror group and returned home safely. 

The Director-General of Police (DGP) of Jammu and Kashmir Shesh Paul Vaid took a twitter to inform that one more Kashmiri youth who joined terrorism has came back to his home. He tweeted, “On my visit to Kulgam I was told another local militant has come back home in response to appeal of his mother and other family members. Great news!”

However, the identity of returned Kashmiri has kept ascertained and Police officials have denied giving any further information regarding same. Kashmir’s inspector general of police Munir Khan while talking to media said, “I can’t disclose his details but yes he has joined his family in Kulgam on Sunday.” “We are neither taking it as a surrender nor arresting him. Everyone is free to come back,” he added.

Majid Khan, a resident of Anantnag in south Kashmir, surrendered on November 17. The bright student and a popular football goalkeeper became the LeT’s latest recruit in the Valley last week, triggering grief among family members.